sp-search

Examples API

Attributes and Properties #

Property Attribute Type Default Description
action action string ''
allowedKeys allowed-keys string ''
autocomplete autocomplete | HTMLInputElement['autocomplete'] | HTMLTextAreaElement['autocomplete'] | undefined
focused focused boolean false
grows grows boolean false
invalid invalid boolean false
label label string 'Search'
maxlength maxlength number -1
method method 'GET' | 'POST' | 'dialog' | undefined
minlength minlength number -1
multiline multiline boolean false
pattern pattern string | undefined
placeholder placeholder string 'Search'
quiet quiet boolean false
readonly readonly boolean false
required required boolean false
_type type TextfieldType 'text'
valid valid boolean false
value value string | number

Slots #

Name Description
help-text default or non-negative help text to associate to your form element
negative-help-text negative help text to associate to your form element when `invalid`

Events #

Name Type Description
change Event An alteration to the value of the element has been committed by the user.
input Event The value of the element has changed.
submit Event The search form has been submitted.

Description #

The <sp-search> element delivers a single input field with a "reset" button as well as a mangifying glass icon with which to power search interactions.

Usage #

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yarn add @spectrum-web-components/search

Import the side effectful registration of <sp-search> via:

import '@spectrum-web-components/search/sp-search.js';

When looking to leverage the Search base class as a type and/or for extension purposes, do so via:

import { Search } from '@spectrum-web-components/search';

Example #

<sp-search></sp-search>
<sp-search disabled></sp-search>

Variants #

Quiet #

<sp-search quiet></sp-search>
<sp-search quiet disabled></sp-search>

Events #

The submit event fires when the <sp-search> is submitted. This is a non-composed event inline with what you would expect a <form />{:target="_blank"} to fire. If you choose to prevent the default of this event, the default action for the underlying <form /> element will also be prevented, which will allow you to handle the search action in javascript.