Form range (slider) component built with svelte and tailwindcss
$npm i -D @fouita/slider
image slider-simple
<script>
import Slider from '@fouita/slider'
let value = 21
</script>
<div class="p-6 text-3xl text-center">
{value}
</div>
<Slider class="mt-5 mx-6" min={0} max={30} bind:value />
Multi values works with array of two values, like the following
<script>
import Slider from '@fouita/slider'
let value = [10,21]
</script>
<div class="p-6 text-3xl text-center">
{value}
</div>
<Slider class="mt-5 mx-6" min={0} max={30} bind:value />
By adding tooltip
prop we can show the value when sliding
<Slider tooltip min={0} max={30} bind:value />
We can show the tooltip when hovering over the slider pointer by adding tooltip=hover
<Slider tooltip=hover min={0} max={30} bind:value />
We can change the color by adding color
prop
<Slider tooltip=hover color=pink-600 min={0} max={30} bind:value />
To change the labels min/max we need to attribute minLabel
& maxLabel
. We can also remove them by using an empty string.
<Slider tooltip=hover minLabel='$0' maxLabel='Expensive' min={0} max={30} bind:value />
To change the values on the tooltip we can add a value format by using valueLabel
prop.
In case you need to use only one value (not a range) you can add a simple string valueLabel="$%d"
<Slider valueLabel={['%d €','%d €']} tooltip min={0} max={30} bind:value />
We can use custom array of values and show the desired label when we hit a specific number.
Assuming a scale of skills [basic, medium, advanced, expert]
- 0-5 : basic
- 5-15 : medium
- 15-25: advanced
- 25-30: expert
<script>
import Slider from '@fouita/slider'
let skill_level=['Basic','Medium','Advanced','Expert']
let vlevel=10 // medium by default
</script>
<Slider bind:value={vlevel} min={0} max={30} minLabel="Basic" maxLabel="Expert" valueLabel={skill_level[Math.round(vlevel/10)]} tooltip="hover" />