Configuration

Flyter supports many configuration options explained in this section.

INFO

Configuration can also be set through data-fcnf- attributes for all non-callback values, for example data-fcnf-type-name="text" to set the type's name to text.

When you deal with values that should be of a specific format, such as json, you can append modifiers to your config attribute with a :. The following modifiers are available:

• json to parse value to json
• bool or boolean to parse to a boolean value
• int to parse to an integer
• float to parse to a float number

For example data-fcnf-renderer-config-popper_config:json='{"placement":"bottom"}'

Also note that camelCase options can be writen using _ (refer to previous example).

INFO

Note that some configuration options have a type set to something*, this * indicates that this option can either take a value or a function of the format (instance) => expected type.

Flyter instance configuration

key	type	description	default value
themes	object	If you want to configure your themes, explained in the theme section	{}
trigger	string	Flyter instance trigger, can be either click, hover or none	'click'
triggerOnTarget	boolean*	Wether the trigger will be attached to the given target element, or on the appended custom flyter element. By default trigger listener is attached to custom flyter element	false
emptyValue	any*	the empty value, which indicates to flyter that this instance has no value yet	null
submitOnEnter	boolean*	If true, will submit the current edition session if the user hits enter. Pay attention if, for example, type is a textarea, it can submit when not expected	false
initialValue	any*	The instance's initialization value	null
emptyValueDisplay	string*	What should be displayed when the instance has no value	'Empty'