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Minor Changes

  • Combobox v2, New Dropdown Component, and Progress bar reaches beta! (by @thejackshelton in #838)

    0.5 continues our move towards a 1.0 release. It includes a few breaking changes to the Combobox in order to make sure that the components have a clear API.

    Below is a migration guide of API's for the Combobox.

    Combobox

    The combobox has been refactored from the ground up, including new features, components, and QOL updates.

    Anatomy changes

    The new Combobox anatomy is as follows:

    import { component$ } from '@builder.io/qwik';
    import { Combobox } from '@qwik-ui/headless';
    import { LuCheck } from '@qwikest/icons/lucide';
    
    export default component$(() => {
      return (
        <Combobox.Root>
          <Combobox.Label>label</Combobox.Label>
    
          <Combobox.Control>
            <Combobox.Input />
            <Combobox.Trigger>trigger</Combobox.Trigger>
          </Combobox.Control>
    
          <Combobox.Popover>
            <Combobox.Item>
              <Combobox.ItemLabel>item label</Combobox.ItemLabel>
              <Combobox.ItemIndicator>
                <LuCheck />
              </Combobox.ItemIndicator>
            </Combobox.Item>
          </Combobox.Popover>
        </Combobox.Root>
      );
    });

    Anatomy Changes

    1. Combobox.Option has been renamed to Combobox.Item:

      • The item is no longer restricted to a string value; any UI can be placed inside the item.
      • Use the Combobox.ItemLabel component to display the item's label, which becomes the item's value if no value prop is passed to the Combobox.Item. (required)
    2. Combobox.Listbox has been deprecated.

    3. Combobox.ItemLabel has been added:

      • Move the string value that was once inside Combobox.Option into Combobox.ItemLabel. (required)
    4. Combobox.ItemIndicator has been added:

      • This component is used to render UI based on the selected state of the item. (optional)
    5. Combobox.Description has been added:

      • The text rendered inside the description component is displayed to screen readers as an accessible description of the combobox. (optional)
    6. Combobox.ErrorMessage has been added:

      • When this component is rendered, the Combobox will be marked as invalid. (optional)
    7. Combobox.HiddenNativeSelect has been added:

      • A native select element allows the submission of forms with the combobox. This component is visually hidden and hidden from screen readers. (optional)
    8. Combobox.Group has been added:

      • Used to visually group related items together. (optional)
    9. Combobox.GroupLabel has been added:

      • Provides an accessible name for the group. (optional)
    10. Combobox.Empty has been added:

      • Displays a message when there are no items to display.
      • Previously, an empty popup was displayed when the combobox was empty. The new default behavior is to close the popup unless the Combobox.Empty component is rendered. (optional)

    API Changes

    Rendering Items (required)

    The optionRenderer# Changelog prop on the Combobox.Listbox` component has been deprecated.

    Instead:

    1. pass a <Combobox.Item /> as a child of the <Combobox.Popover /> component.
    2. pass a Combobox.ItemLabel as a child of the <Combobox.Item /> component.

    It should look something like this:

    <Combobox.Popover>
      <Combobox.Item>
        <Combobox.ItemLabel>item label</Combobox.ItemLabel>
        {/* other content */}
      </Combobox.Item>
    </Combobox.Popover>

    You are now in full control of how the item is rendered. Because you control the rendering of the item, there is no need for the previous API's including the data's key values.

    optionDisabledKey, optionValueKey, and optionLabelKey props have been removed.

    There is also no need to pass an index prop to the Combobox.Item component. It is handled automatically.

    Pass in distinct values

    The value prop has been added to the Combobox.Item component to allow for passing in a distinct value for the combobox.

    For example, identifying a user by their ID, rather than the display username.

    Add your own filter

    Filters are an important part of the combobox. It was a design decision in this refactor to make filtering data as easy as possible to integrate with other tools and libraries.

    The filter# Changelog prop has been replaced. Instead, items are by default filtered by the includes` function.

    To opt-out of the default filter, add the filter={false} prop to the Combobox.Root component, which will disable the default filter.

    import { component$, useSignal, useStyles$, useTask$ } from '@builder.io/qwik';
    import { Combobox } from '@qwik-ui/headless';
    import { LuCheck, LuChevronDown } from '@qwikest/icons/lucide';
    import { matchSorter } from 'match-sorter';
    
    export default component$(() => {
      useStyles$(styles);
    
      const inputValue = useSignal('');
      const filteredItems = useSignal<string[]>([]);
    
      const fruits = [
        'Apple',
        'Apricot',
        'Bilberry',
        'Blackberry',
        'Blackcurrant',
        'Currant',
        'Cherry',
        'Coconut',
      ];
    
      useTask$(({ track }) => {
        track(() => inputValue.value);
    
        filteredItems.value = matchSorter(fruits, inputValue.value);
      });
    
      return (
        <Combobox.Root filter={false}>
          <Combobox.Label>Fruits</Combobox.Label>
          <Combobox.Control>
            <Combobox.Input bind:value={inputValue} />
            <Combobox.Trigger>
              <LuChevronDown />
            </Combobox.Trigger>
          </Combobox.Control>
          <Combobox.Popover gutter={8}>
            {filteredItems.value.map((fruit) => (
              <Combobox.Item key={fruit}>
                <Combobox.ItemLabel>{fruit}</Combobox.ItemLabel>
                <Combobox.ItemIndicator>
                  <LuCheck />
                </Combobox.ItemIndicator>
              </Combobox.Item>
            ))}
          </Combobox.Popover>
        </Combobox.Root>
      );
    });

    The above example uses the matchSorter function from the match-sorter library to filter the items.

    bind:value instead of bind:selectedIndex

    bind:value has been added in favor of what was previously used to reactively control the combobox, bind:selectedIndex.

    This change was needed to create a more consistent API across components, but also keeping the state in the case of custom filters.

    onChange# Changelog has been added to the Combobox.Root` component so that you can listen to when the selected value changes.

    Add initial values to the combobox

    The value prop has been added to the Combobox.Root component to select the initial value of the combobox when it is rendered.

    defaultLabel has been removed, as it does not reflect the selected state of the combobox.

    Input state management

    bind:inputValue (on the Root) has been replaced by using the bind:value prop on the <Combobox.Input /> component instead.

    You can also now listen to when the input value changes by using the onInput# Changelog prop on the <Combobox.Root />` component.

    Passing refs to the combobox (experimental)

    The combobox is the first component to support passing refs! You can now pass a ref of your own to any component inside the combobox. This is an experimental feature, and we are still working on it, use at your own risk.

    const inputRef = useSignal<HTMLInputElement>();
    
    <Combobox.Input ref={inputRef} />
    <button onClick$={() => (inputRef.value?.focus())}>Focus input</button>

    Multiple selections

    You can now select multiple items by passing the multiple prop to the <Combobox.Root /> component.

    removeOnBackspace

    When in multiple selection mode, and the removeOnBackspace prop has been added to the Combobox.Root component, selected items can be removed by pressing the backspace key. (when the input is empty)

    Managing display values

    bind:displayValue has been added to the Combobox.Root component to allow for grabbing the updated display values of the combobox.

    This allows for full control over each display item. For example, a couple of display values shown as pills.

    Item indicators

    The item indicator shows when the item is selected. Inside can be the UI of choice.

    bind:open instead of bind:isListboxOpen

    bind:open has been added to control the open state of the listbox, replacing bind:isListboxOpen.

    onOpenChange# Changelog has been added to the Combobox.Root` component so that you can listen to when the popup opens or closes.

    Focus State Management

    bind:isInputFocused has been deprecated. Instead, if you decide to manage focus state using event handlers like onFocus$ and onBlur$. OR pass a ref to the Combobox.Input component.

    Placeholders

    The placeholder prop has been added to the Combobox.Root component to allow for a custom placeholder.

    Environment

    Like many of the latest components in Qwik UI, each function of the Combobox has been optimized to run in both SSR or CSR automatically depending on the environment.

    Looping

    Looping is now opt-in by default. To enable looping, add the loop prop to the Combobox.Root component.

    Scrolling

    When a scrollbar is present, the combobox will now properly scroll to the selected item. The scroll behavior can be customized using the scrollOptions prop on the Combobox.Root component.

    Forms

    The Combobox now supports form submissions. To enable this:

    1. Add the name prop to the Combobox.Root component, with the name of the Combobox form field.
    2. Add the <Combobox.HiddenNativeSelect /> component inside of the <Combobox.Root /> component.

    Validation

    The Combobox now supports validation. It was a design decision to make validation as easy as possible to integrate with other tools and libraries, such as Modular Forms.

    A component is invalid when the Combobox.ErrorMessage component is rendered. This component provides an accessible description of the error to assistive technologies.

    Floating / Top layer items

    The props previously on the Combobox.Listbox, have been moved to the Combobox.Popover component to be more consistent with the rest of the Qwik UI components.

    placement has been deprecated in favor of floating, which can be a boolean or the direction of the floating element.

    autoPlacement has been removed, as flip should be used instead.

    Ex: floating={true} or floating="top"

    Keyboard interactions

    Key
    Description

    Key Description
    Enter Selects a highlighted item when open.
    ArrowDown Opens the combobox or moves focus down.
    ArrowUp Opens the combobox or moves focus up.
    Home When focus is on an item, moves focus to first item.
    End When focus is on an item, moves focus to last item.
    Esc Closes the combobox and moves focus to the trigger.
    Tab Moves focus to the next focusable element.

    The Enter key will toggle the selection of the highlighted item without closing the combobox if an item is already selected, otherwise it will close the popup.

    Multi Select

    When in multi select mode, additional keyboard interactions are available.

    Key Description
    Enter Toggles the selection of the highlighted item without closing the combobox.

    Data Attributes

    • data-invalid is added to the combobox when the combobox is invalid.
    • data-open is added to the combobox when the combobox is open.
    • data-closed is added to the combobox when the combobox is closed.
    • data-highlighted is added to the combobox item when the item is highlighted.
    • data-selected is added to the combobox item when the item is selected.
    • data-disabled is added to the combobox item when the item is disabled.

    Accessibility

    Announcements to the Combobox are more consistent and follow the WAI-ARIA Combobox design pattern.

    So far, the Combobox has been tested with VoiceOver, Axe, and NVDA.

    Select

    The select component also includes some improvments

    Accessibility

    Announcements to the Select are more consistent and follow the WAI-ARIA Listbox design pattern.

    So far, the Select has been tested with VoiceOver, Axe, and NVDA.

    Dropdown

    A new component has been added to Qwik UI, the Dropdown. It is currently in a draft state, and is not yet ready for production use. We will be working on it more deeply in the near future.

    Anatomy

    Here is the initial API:

    import { component$ } from '@builder.io/qwik';
    import { Dropdown } from '@qwik-ui/headless';
    export default component$(() => {
    return (
    <Dropdown.Root>
      <Dropdown.Trigger>
        Open Dropdown
      </Dropdown.Trigger>
      <Dropdown.Popover>
        <Dropdown.Arrow />
        <Dropdown.Content>
          <Dropdown.Group>
            <Dropdown.GroupLabel>
              Group 1
            </Dropdown.GroupLabel>
          </Dropdown.Group>
          <Dropdown.Separator />
        </Dropdown.Content>
      </Dropdown.Popover>
    </Dropdown.Root>

    Feel free to play around with it! Feedback is very appreciated.

    Progress Bar

    The progress bar has been around for a while, it has finally reached a beta state, make sure to open an issue on the Qwik UI repo if you run into any problems.

Patch Changes

  • Enable select item indicator styling by passing down properties (by @juanpmarin in #857)

  • We are adding the final set of popover tests. With this we should now have full coverage for both current and legacy browsers. (by @cwoolum in #831)

  • 🐞🩹 Only run single modal close step (by @RumNCodeDev in #845)

  • Chromium 109-113 did not properly support the popover but reported that they did. This led to the polyfill not activating which caused our E2E tests to break. We are dropping down to Chromium 108 to validate the polyfill as users of Chrome would see it before the popover API was supported. (by @cwoolum in #827)