UNi Select Field

<uni-select-field /> is an encapsulated Web Component built upon the foundation of the uniopen design language.

Implementation is straightforward: simply slot a standard select element inside <uni-select-field />. The component instantly applies a user interface that aligns seamlessly with the uniopen design language guidelines. Furthermore, its visual styles can be dynamically adapted via native HTML attributes or JavaScript properties.

Let's see what can <uni-select-field /> do ?

  • size：

  • appearance：

  • stat：

  • subject：

  • subject icon：

  • message：

  • required：

  • disabled：

Basic Usage

<uni-select-field /> is a web component. All we need to do is put the required script into your HTML document. Then follow <uni-select-field />'s html structure and everything will be all set.

Required Script

<script type="module" src="https://unpkg.com/uni-select-field/mjs/wc-uni-select-field.js"> </script>

Structure

Put <uni-select-field /> into HTML document. It will have different functions and looks with attribute mutation.

<uni-select-field subject="Subject" message="Supporting text"> <select slot="select" name="my-select" required > <option value="" disabled selected>Please select</option> <hr /> <option value="first">First Value</option> <option value="second">Second Value</option> <option value="third">Third Value</option> <option value="third">Fourth Value (make it longer)</option> </select> </uni-select-field>

<uni-select-field /> dynamically adjusts its user interface and core functionality by strictly adhering to the attributes of the encapsulated select element. Developers can leverage these capabilities and observe the corresponding behavioral shifts by modifying standard attributes—such as disabled, and required—directly on the select element.

<uni-select-field> <select slot="select" name="my-select" required > <option value="" disabled selected>Please select</option> <hr /> <option value="first">First Value</option> <option value="second">Second Value</option> <option value="third">Third Value</option> <option value="third">Fourth Value (make it longer)</option> </select> </uni-select-field>

JavaScript Instantiation

<uni-select-field /> could also use JavaScript to create DOM element. Here comes some examples.

<script type="module"> import { UniSelectField } from 'https://unpkg.com/uni-select-field/mjs/wc-uni-select-field.js'; const selectTemplate = document.querySelector('.my-select-template'); // use DOM api const nodeA = document.createElement('uni-select-field'); nodeA.appendChild(selectTemplate.content.cloneNode(true)); document.body.appendChild(nodeA); // new instance with Class const nodeB = new UniSelectField(); nodeB.appendChild(selectTemplate.content.cloneNode(true)); document.body.appendChild(nodeB); </script>

Style Customization

Developers could apply styles to decorate <uni-select-field />'s looking.

<style> uni-select-field { --uni-select-field-border-color-normal: transparent; --uni-select-field-border-color-disabled: var(--ct_input-general_dim_container_default); --uni-select-field-border-color-valid: var(--ct_text_success_general); --uni-select-field-border-color-invalid: var(--ct_text_danger_general); --uni-select-field-border-color-outline: var(--ct_input-general_main_stroke_default); --uni-select-field-background-color-normal: var(--ct_input-general_dim_container_default); --uni-select-field-background-color-readonly: var(--ct_input-general_dim_container_default); --uni-select-field-background-color-disabled: var(--ct_input-general_dim_container_default); --uni-select-field-text-color-normal: var(--ct_text_main_general); --uni-select-field-text-color-readonly: var(--ct_text_main_general); --uni-select-field-text-color-disabled: var(--ct_text_main_pale); --uni-select-field-text-color-invalid: var(--ct_text_danger_general); --uni-select-field-message-color-normal: var(--ct_text_main_subtle); --uni-select-field-message-color-valid: var(--ct_text_success_general); --uni-select-field-message-color-invalid: var(--ct_text_danger_general); --uni-select-field-caret-color-normal: var(--ct_icon_main_subtle); --uni-select-field-caret-color-disabled: var(--ct_icon_main_pale); --uni-select-field-subject-color: var(--ct_text_main_subtle); --uni-select-field-outline-color: var(--ct_input-general_dim_container_default); /* picker */ --uni-select-field-picker-position-area: block-end span-inline-end; --uni-select-field-picker-margin: 8px 0; } </style>

<uni-select-field /> also leverages the CSS ::part() selector, enabling developers to directly customize and style the icon.

<style> uni-select-field { &::part(icon-subject) { ... } } </style>

Attributes

<uni-select-field /> component exposes a curated set of attributes, enabling developers to dynamically adjust the user interface. This provides the flexibility to tailor the component’s appearance to seamlessly adapt to any given context.

size

The size attribute configures the overall dimensions of <uni-select-field />. The component currently supports three standard options: large, medium, and small, defaulting to medium.

<uni-select-field size="large" > <select slot="select" name="my-select" required > <option value="" disabled selected>Please select</option> <hr /> <option value="first">First Value</option> <option value="second">Second Value</option> <option value="third">Third Value</option> <option value="third">Fourth Value (make it longer)</option> </select> </uni-select-field>

subject

The subject attribute controls the dynamic rendering of the subject content on <uni-select-field />. By default, it is set to an empty string, meaning no content will be displayed.

<uni-select-field subject="Your subject" > <select slot="select" name="my-select" required > <option value="" disabled selected>Please select</option> <hr /> <option value="first">First Value</option> <option value="second">Second Value</option> <option value="third">Third Value</option> <option value="third">Fourth Value (make it longer)</option> </select> </uni-select-field>

message

The message attribute controls the dynamic rendering of the message content on <uni-select-field />. By default, it is set to an empty string, meaning no content will be displayed.

<uni-select-field message="Your message content" > <select slot="select" name="my-select" required > <option value="" disabled selected>Please select</option> <hr /> <option value="first">First Value</option> <option value="second">Second Value</option> <option value="third">Third Value</option> <option value="third">Fourth Value (make it longer)</option> </select> </uni-select-field>

stat

Through variations in the stat attribute, <uni-select-field /> can dynamically transition between valid and invalid visual states, providing users with clear feedback on input correctness. By default, it is set to an empty string, which represents the standard, neutral state.

<uni-select-field stat="invalid" > <select slot="select" name="my-select" required > <option value="" disabled selected>Please select</option> <hr /> <option value="first">First Value</option> <option value="second">Second Value</option> <option value="third">Third Value</option> <option value="third">Fourth Value (make it longer)</option> </select> </uni-select-field>

appearance

Currently, <uni-select-field /> supports two distinct visual variants: filled and outlined. Developers can utilize the appearance attribute to configure the desired layout, which defaults to filled.

<uni-select-field appearance="outlined" > <select slot="select" name="my-select" required > <option value="" disabled selected>Please select</option> <hr /> <option value="first">First Value</option> <option value="second">Second Value</option> <option value="third">Third Value</option> <option value="third">Fourth Value (make it longer)</option> </select> </uni-select-field>

Properties

Property Name Type Description
size String Getter / Setter size. size configures the overall dimensions of <uni-select-field />. The component currently supports three standard options: large, medium, and small, defaulting to medium.
subject String Getter / Setter subject. subject controls the dynamic rendering of the subject content on <uni-select-field />. By default, it is set to an empty string, meaning no content will be displayed.
message String Getter / Setter message. message controls the dynamic rendering of the message content on <uni-select-field />. By default, it is set to an empty string, meaning no content will be displayed.
stat String Getter / Setter stat. stat can dynamically transition between valid and invalid visual states, providing users with clear feedback on input correctness. By default, it is set to an empty string, which represents the standard, neutral state.
appearance String Getter / Setter appearance. appearance supports two distinct visual variants: filled and outlined. Developers can utilize the appearance attribute to configure the desired layout, which defaults to filled.

Mathod

Mathod Signature Description
refresh() Force a UI refresh on <uni-select-field />.

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