You can download manual or if you prefer using package manager you can too.
bower install goleki --save
npm install goleki --save
Then just include the following lines of code before </body>
section of your HTML.
<script src="/path/to/jquery.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
<script src="/path/to/goleki.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
That's it, you done! Now checkout example below.
$('.basic').goleki({
source: 'https://api.github.com/search/repositories',
jsonData: 'items',
templates: {
item: function(obj) {
return '<a href="'+ obj.html_url +'" style="color: green;">'+ obj.full_name +'</a>';
}
}
});
$('.custom_template').goleki({
source: 'https://api.github.com/search/repositories',
jsonData: 'items',
templates: {
loading: 'please waiting prend...',
empty: function(el) {
return '<a>There is no data for Keyword "<b>'+ el.val() +'</b>"</a>';
},
item: function(obj) {
return '<a href="'+ obj.html_url +'" data-result="'+ obj.full_name +'" class="media" style="margin:0px;">\n '+
' <div class="media-left">\n '+
' <img class="media-object" src="'+ obj.owner.avatar_url +'&s=48" style="width: 24px; height: 24px;">\n '+
' </div>\n '+
' <div class="media-body">\n '+
' <h4 class="media-heading">'+ obj.full_name +'</h4>\n '+
' <small>'+ obj.owner.login +'</small>\n '+
' </div>\n '+
'</div>';
},
fail: function(el) {
return '<a>Sorry there is no data for keyword : "<b>'+ el.val() +'</b>"</a>';
}
}
});
$('.with_loading').goleki({
source: 'https://api.github.com/search/repositories',
jsonData: 'items',
templates: {
item: function(obj) {
return '<a style="color: green;">'+ obj.full_name +'</a>';
},
loading: $('.el-loading')
}
});
var localData = [
'Bandung', 'Batu', 'Bekasi', 'Blitar', 'Bogor', 'Cianjur', 'Cilegon', 'Cimahi', 'Cirebon', 'Depok', 'Jakarta', 'Madiun', 'Magelang', 'Malang', 'Mojokerto', 'Pasuruan', 'Pekalongan', 'Probolinggo', 'Salatiga', 'Semarang', 'South Tangerang', 'Sukabumi', 'Surabaya', 'Surakarta', 'Tasikmalaya', 'Tangerang', 'Tegal', 'Yogyakarta', 'Kediri', 'Serang', 'Purwokerto',
];
var localData = $('.local_data').goleki({
source: localData
});
$('.event-example').goleki({
source: 'https://api.github.com/search/repositories',
jsonData: 'items',
onSelectItem: function(e, self, $el, obj) {
e.preventDefault();
alert(obj.full_name +' is owned by '+ obj.owner.login);
},
templates: {
item: function(obj) {
return '<a href="'+ obj.html_url +'">'+ obj.full_name +'</a>';
}
}
});
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
source | string|object |
null | Your remote url, or local object |
sourceParams | object |
null |
When you want to custom parameters, you need to tell goleki using
|
jsonData | string |
null |
Generally api has key that contains result of data, for example take a look an api github. The key for contains result data is items
if you doesn't need this, just leave empty |
typeTimeout | integer |
800 |
Delay request to api when user type in input. |
onSelectItem | callback |
null | Event when user select item from autocomplete. |
Templatesall below property should set inside |
|||
item | callback |
<a> |
Template for each item |
loading | callback |
string|object |
Template for loading text |
empty | callback |
string |
Template for empty text |
fail | callback |
string |
Template for fail contact api |