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Enter the name of a fruit: horsey(document.querySelector('input'), { source: [{ list: ['banana', 'apple', 'orange'] }] }); Lazy load the fruits, useful for AJAX! (loading starts when the field is focused) horsey(document.querySelector('input'), { source (data, done) { var items = [ 'banana', 'apple', 'orange' ]; setTimeout(() => done(null, [{ list: items.filter(item => item.indexOf(data.input) !==
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Last monday I published an open-source library to easily take control of drag & drop in the front-end, dragula, and it has amassed over 2000 stars on GitHub in under a week. Previously I had published a date picker component, Rome, that’s somewhat popular among the nerds. In this article we’ll discuss how you can build and isolate components that have a simple API. Dragula had a much faster growth
$ npm install slideout $ bower install https://github.com/mango/slideout.git $ component install mango/slideout 1. First of all, you'll need to have a menu ("#menu") and a main content ("#panel") into your body. <nav id="menu"> <header> <h2>Menu</h2> </header> </nav> <main id="panel"> <header> <h2>Panel</h2> </header> </main> 2. Add the Slideout.js styles (index.css) in your web application. body
PleaseWait.js A simple library to show your users a beautiful splash page while your application loads. Launch demo To Use Step 1: Install bower install please-wait npm install please-wait Step 2: Include in your HTML Include the please-wait.css file in your <head> tag/in your normal workflow. You can include the please-wait.js file at the end of your body, but above your other <script> tag(s) if
TouchstoneJS – Creating Your Visual Interaction People have the habit of checking their smartphones every few minutes, but they rarely think about how the app interface is made. Software-developing specialists utilize a variety of programming tools for the applications themselves, however, when it comes to making that part of the application that users interact with, developers use UI (user interf
SideComments.js A sweet-ass interface component to give your site Medium.com style comments. Download SideComments.js Version 0.0.3 Demo Below is an example of SideComments.js in action. Each section of text can be commented on. Go ahead and give it a try! SideComments.js In Action Each paragraph tag has the "commentable-section" class, making it a section which can be commented on after you've in
Headroom.js Give your pages some headroom. Hide your header until you need it. Or install via npm/yarn: npm install headroom.js --save yarn add headroom.js What's it all about? Headroom.js is a lightweight, high-performance JS widget (with no dependencies!) that allows you to react to the user's scroll. The header on this site is a living example, it slides out of view when scrolling down and slid
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