Inspired by Select2.js, selectize.js and others, it supports groups, filtering, multiple selections, and keyboard navigation and is accessible right away. Built using ember best practices, it feels natural to use and plays nicely with promises, actions, and ember-data collections. Want custom html? Pass a block. Async searching? Use an action. Something totally custom? Just replace pieces of the select with your own components and do it. Ember Power Select wants to be as agnostic as possible about how you're going to use it, but it still provides some default implementations that will match 95% of your needs, and exposes actions to customize the other 5% of usages. Ember-power-select's focus on flexibility enables the community to build richer and more tailor made components on top of it, focused in solving one particular problem, using composition.
Features
- Fully promise-aware, with loading states
- Compatible with ember-concurrency task cancellation
- Compatibility with ember-data's ArrayProxies
- Disable the component or individual options
- Groups (with not deep limit), placeholders, etc.
- HTML inside the options or the trigger