WheelSelector Plugin

Native wheel selector for Cordova (Android/iOS).

https://github.com/jasonmamy/cordova-wheel-selector-plugin

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Installation

Capacitor

$ npm install cordova-wheel-selector-plugin 
$ npm install @awesome-cordova-plugins/wheel-selector 
$ ionic cap sync

Cordova

$ ionic cordova plugin add cordova-wheel-selector-plugin 
$ npm install @awesome-cordova-plugins/wheel-selector 

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Supported Platforms

• Android
• iOS

Usage

React

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Angular

import { WheelSelector } from '@awesome-cordova-plugins/wheel-selector/ngx';


constructor(private selector: WheelSelector) { }

...

const jsonData = {
  numbers: [
   { description: "1" },
    { description: "2" },
    { description: "3" }
  ],
  fruits: [
    { description: "Apple" },
    { description: "Banana" },
    { description: "Tangerine" }
  ],
  firstNames: [
    { name: "Fred", id: '1' },
    { name: "Jane", id: '2' },
    { name: "Bob", id: '3' },
    { name: "Earl", id: '4' },
    { name: "Eunice", id: '5' }
  ],
  lastNames: [
    { name: "Johnson", id: '100' },
    { name: "Doe", id: '101' },
    { name: "Kinishiwa", id: '102' },
    { name: "Gordon", id: '103' },
    { name: "Smith", id: '104' }
  ]
}

...

// basic number selection, index is always returned in the result
 selectANumber() {
   this.selector.show({
     title: "How Many?",
     items: [
       this.jsonData.numbers
     ],
   }).then(
     result => {
       console.log(result[0].description + ' at index: ' + result[0].index);
     },
     err => console.log('Error: ', err)
     );
 }

 ...

 // basic selection, setting initial displayed default values: '3' 'Banana'
 selectFruit() {
   this.selector.show({
     title: "How Much?",
     items: [
       this.jsonData.numbers, this.jsonData.fruits
     ],
     positiveButtonText: "Ok",
     negativeButtonText: "Nope",
     defaultItems: [
      {index:0, value: this.jsonData.numbers[2].description},
      {index: 1, value: this.jsonData.fruits[3].description}
    ]
   }).then(
     result => {
       console.log(result[0].description + ' ' + result[1].description);
     },
     err => console.log('Error: ' + JSON.stringify(err))
     );
 }

 ...

 // more complex as overrides which key to display
 // then retrieve properties from original data
 selectNamesUsingDisplayKey() {
   this.selector.show({
     title: "Who?",
     items: [
       this.jsonData.firstNames, this.jsonData.lastNames
     ],
     displayKey: 'name',
     defaultItems: [
      {index:0, value: this.jsonData.firstNames[2].name},
       {index: 0, value: this.jsonData.lastNames[3].name}
     ]
   }).then(
     result => {
       console.log(result[0].name + ' (id= ' + this.jsonData.firstNames[result[0].index].id + '), ' +
         result[1].name + ' (id=' + this.jsonData.lastNames[result[1].index].id + ')');
     },
     err => console.log('Error: ' + JSON.stringify(err))
     );
 }