sandstone/ Picker
A component for selecting values from a list of values.
import Picker from '@enact/sandstone/Picker';Members
PickerComponent
A Picker component that allows selecting values from a list of values.
By default, Picker maintains the state of its value property. Supply the defaultValue
property to control its initial value. If you wish to directly control updates to the component,
supply a value to value at creation time and update it in response to onChange events.
import Picker from '@enact/sandstone/Picker';Properties
Default index of the selected child.
Note: Changing
defaultValueafter initial render has no effect.
PickerBaseComponent
The base Picker component.
This version is not spottable.
import {PickerBase} from '@enact/sandstone/Picker';Properties
Picker value list.
The
aria-valuetextfor the picker.By default,
aria-valuetextis set to the current selected child text.Determines which key to adjust the picker's value for the joined horizontal one.
'enter'allows the user to use the enter key to adjust the picker's value'arrow'allows the user to use the left or right keys to adjust the picker's value.
The default value for joined horizontal picker is
'enter'. If orientation is'vertical'or joined is undefined or isfalse, this prop is ignored.Customizes the component by mapping the supplied collection of CSS class names to the corresponding internal elements and states of this component.
The following classes are supported:
title- The title component classinlineTitle- The title component class wheninlineTitleis true
The voice control labels for the
children.By default,
data-webos-voice-labels-extis generated fromchildren. However, ifchildrenis not an array of numbers or strings,data-webos-voice-labels-extshould be set to an array of labels.A custom icon for the decrementer.
All strings supported by Icon are supported. Without a custom icon, the default is used, and is automatically changed when the orientation is changed.
Disables the picker.
A custom icon for the incrementer.
All strings supported by Icon are supported. Without a custom icon, the default is used, and is automatically changed when the orientation is changed.
Applies inline styling to the title.
Allows the user to use the arrow keys or enter key to adjust the picker's value.
Key presses are captured in the directions of the increment and decrement buttons but others are unaffected. A non-joined Picker allows navigation in any direction, but requires individual ENTER presses on the incrementer and decrementer buttons. Pointer interaction is the same for both formats.
Disables marqueeing of items.
By default, each picker item is wrapped by a Marquee. When this is set, the items will not be wrapped.
Disables transition animation.
Called when the
valuechanges.Orientation of the picker.
Controls whether the buttons are arranged horizontally or vertically around the value.
When
true, the picker buttons operate in the reverse direction such that pressing up/left decrements the value and down/right increments the value. This is more natural for vertical lists of text options where "up" implies a spatial change rather than incrementing the value.If this prop is omitted, it will be determined by
orientation. For example, iforientationisvertical,reverseistrue. Conversely, iforientationishorizontal,reverseisfalse.The primary text of the
Picker.The screen readers read out the title text when the
joinedprop is falseThe type of picker. It determines the aria-label for the next and previous buttons.
Depending on the
type,joined,decrementAriaLabel, andincrementAriaLabel, the screen readers read out differently when Spotlight is on the next button, the previous button, or the picker itself.For example, if Spotlight is on the next button, the
joinedprop is false, and aria label props(decrementAriaLabelandincrementAriaLabel) are not defined, then the screen readers read out as follows.'string'type:'next item''number'type:'press ok button to increase the value'Default: 'string'Index of the selected child.
Default: 0The width of the picker.
A number can be used to set the minimum number of characters to be shown. Setting a number to less than the number of characters in the longest value will cause the width to grow for the longer values.
A string can be used to select from pre-defined widths:
'small'- numeric values'medium'- single or short words'large'- maximum-sized pickers taking full width of its parent
By default, the picker will size according to the longest valid value.
Allows picker to continue from the start of the list after it reaches the end and vice-versa.