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input
Triggered when the selected value changes. Used internally for v-model.
/**
* @param {Object|String} val - selected option.
*/
this.$emit("input", val);
open
Triggered when the dropdown is open.
this.$emit("open");
close
Triggered when the dropdown is closed.
this.$emit("close");
option:selecting
Triggered after an option has been selected, before updating internal state.
this.$emit("option:selecting", selectedOption);
option:selected
Triggered when an option has been selected, after updating internal state.
this.$emit("option:selected", selectedOption);
option:deselecting
Triggered when an option has been deselected, before updating internal state.
this.$emit("option:deselecting", selectedOption);
option:deselected
Triggered when an option has been deselected, after updating internal state.
this.$emit("option:deselected", deselectedOption);
option:created
Triggered when taggable is true and a new option has been created.
/**
* @param {Object} newOption - created option
*/
this.$emit("option:created", newOption);
search
Anytime the search string changes, emit the 'search' event. The event is passed with two parameters: the search string, and a function that accepts a boolean parameter to toggle the loading state.
See the AJAX Guide for a complete example.
/**
* @param {String} searchString - the search string
* @param {Function} toggleLoading - function to toggle loading state, accepts true or false boolean
*/
this.$emit('search', this.search, this.toggleLoading);
<!-- example usage -->
<v-select
@search="(search, loading) => {
loading(true)
fetchOptions(search).then(() => loading(false))
}"
/>
search:blur
Triggered when the text input loses focus. The dropdown will close immediately before this event is triggered.
this.$emit("search:blur");
search:focus
Triggered when the text input gains focus. The dropdown will open immediately before this event is triggered.
this.$emit("search:focus");
search
Triggered when the search text changes.
/**
* Anytime the search string changes, emit the
* 'search' event. The event is passed with two
* parameters: the search string, and a function
* that accepts a boolean parameter to toggle the
* loading state.
*
* @emits search
*/
this.$emit('search', newSearchString, toggleLoading);