Template string for the hidden items counter. Supports the {{ number }} placeholder.

Takes precedence over the value the locale service provides, and keeps it for the whole lifetime of the select — switching the locale no longer overwrites what the consumer asked for.

Formats the hidden items counter.

Accessible name of the trigger and of the option list.

Only needed for a select rendered without a kbq-form-field label — with one, the label names both.

Determines whether preselected values are displayed.

Specifies the maximum number of trigger values allowed. This constant limits the size of the trigger values array to ensure performance and prevent excessive memory usage. A value of 0 indicates that there is no limit.

Classes to be passed to the select panel. Supports the same syntax as the [class] binding.

Classes to be passed to the overlay backdrop.

Object used to control when error messages are shown.

Function used to sort the values in a select in multiple mode. Follows the same logic as Array.prototype.sort.

Without one the values are emitted in panel order — the order the options are declared in, not the order they were picked in. A value whose option is not rendered (a KbqVirtualOption under virtual scroll or showPreselectedValues) has no place in that order and sorts after everything that has.

Whether to use a multiline matcher or not. Default is false. When true, allows multiple lines of text in the selected value display.

Controls when the search functionality is displayed based on the number of available options.

Automatically enables search hiding if value provided, even if defaultOptions.searchMinOptionsThreshold is provided.

Accepts 'auto', which resolves to KBQ_SELECT_SEARCH_MIN_OPTIONS_THRESHOLD; the getter therefore reports the resolved number, never 'auto'. Defaults to undefined.

Distance in pixels from the bottom of the options panel at which scrolledToBottom fires. Default 0 — emits only when the panel is fully scrolled to the bottom.

Whether the overlay should have a backdrop. When true, clicking the backdrop will close the select.

Placeholder text to be shown when no value is selected. Displayed in the trigger when the select is closed and no value is selected.

Whether the select is required. Affects validation and display of placeholder.

Whether multiple options can be selected. Note: This cannot be changed dynamically after initialization.

Function to compare the option values with the selected values. The first argument is a value from an option. The second is a value from the selection. Should return true if the values match. Defaults to strict equality comparison.

Factory used to construct a KbqVirtualOption for selected values whose KbqOption is not currently rendered (e.g. virtual scroll out of viewport, programmatically set initial value, showPreselectedValues).

Required when option values are objects so the trigger (and tags in multiple mode) can render a human-readable label. Also lets consumers customise per-value disabled state or any future KbqVirtualOption fields without adding new @Inputs.

Defaults to new KbqVirtualOption(value, this.disabled()), which is correct for primitive values where value itself is the display label.

Decides which selected options the projected KbqCleaner removes: return true to clear the option, false to keep it. Disabled options are kept by default. Bind a stable reference — a new function on every change detection re-runs the predicate over the whole selection.

Not consulted by writeValue / reset(), which always clear everything.

When true, a repeated Ctrl/Cmd+A deselects all options. Off by default (Ctrl+A only selects).

Whether to render the "select all" master checkbox above the options. Multiple selection only.

The row acts on the options the user can actually toggle — rendered, enabled and selectable. Since search filtering removes options from the DOM, "select all" under an active query selects only the matches. Enabling it also makes Ctrl/Cmd + A a two-way toggle, so the shortcut and the checkbox never disagree (selectAllToggle is implied).

Function for handling the Ctrl + A (select all) keyboard combination. By default, the internal handler selects all options. It is called with the keyboard event that triggered it and a reference to this select component.

Width of the panel. If set to auto, the panel will match the trigger width, but will never be narrower than panelMinWidth. If set to null or an empty string, the panel will grow to match the longest option's text. Any other value is used as an exact width, and panelMinWidth is not applied.

Minimum width of the panel in pixels. If minWidth is larger than window width, it will be ignored.

Maximum width of the panel in pixels. Caps how far the panel grows with its content — it never makes the panel narrower than the trigger, and never clamps an explicit panelWidth. When null, the --kbq-panel-size-width-max token applies.

Maximum height of the panel's scrollable option list, in pixels. Applied as the --kbq-select-panel-size-max-height custom property on the panel, so it also drives the pinned height of a cdk-virtual-scroll-viewport — with virtual scroll the value is an exact height, not a cap.

The search field and the footer sit outside the scrollable area and add to the panel's total height. When null, the token default (256px) applies.

Value of the select control. Can be a single value or array of values for multiple selection. Follows [value], the form control and the user's selection. A value set in code selects its options on the next change detection, without emitting valueChange.

Unique identifier for the select component. Auto-generates an ID if not provided.

Whether the select is disabled. When disabled, the select cannot be opened and its value cannot be changed. Also set by the bound form control.

Localized strings for this element and its subtree, keyed by locale section. Every key is optional at every depth.

Event emitted before the select panel starts opening.

Event emitted when the selected value has been changed by the user.

Event emitted when all options are selected or deselected via the Ctrl/Cmd + A shortcut. Not emitted when a custom selectAllHandler is supplied — the handler owns the behaviour then.

Emits when the options panel is scrolled to (or within scrolledToBottomOffset of) the bottom.

Whether the component is in an error state.

A name for this control that can be used by kbq-form-field.

A kbq-select is not a native labelable element, so the form-field's <label for> cannot associate with it. The select is named through aria-labelledby instead.

Number of the selected items that do not fit into the trigger.

The cached font-size of the trigger element in pixels.

Deals with the selection logic. Manages selected options and their states.

Previously selected options before the current selection was made.

Manages keyboard events for options in the panel.

The value of the select panel's transform-origin property.

Emits once the panel has rendered ('showing') or has been removed ('void').

Strategy that will be used to handle scrolling while the select panel is open.

Opens the panel below the trigger, falling back to above it when it does not fit.

A third position is appended at runtime by updatePanelAnchor: a multiline trigger that has grown taller than the panel gets it anchored to its first row and drawn over the rest of it.

Trigger - is a clickable field to open select dropdown panel

Reference to the overlay panel element.

Reference to the container element that holds the options.

Reference to the built-in "select all" row, rendered only while selectAll is on.

Reference to the optional footer element in the panel.

Reference to the CDK virtual scroll directive for virtual scrolling support.

Reference to the CDK virtual scroll viewport for tracking scroll position in virtual mode.

Query list of tags displayed in multiple selection mode.

User-supplied override of the trigger element for custom rendering.

User-supplied matcher component for custom value matching logic.

Custom template reference for rendering tag content.

All of the defined select options.

All of the defined groups of options.

Reference to the optional search component.

Reference to the optional empty search result component.

Combined stream of all of the child options' change events.

Event emitted when the select panel has been toggled. Emits true when opened, false when closed. Also serves as the openedChange member of the KbqSiblingPopup contract — a tooltip sharing this element's host reacts to it, so its emission timing (gated on panelDoneAnimatingStream, see ngOnInit) matters beyond this output's original consumers.

Event emitted when the select has been opened.

Event emitted when the select has been closed.

Whether the select is focused.

Whether the select panel is currently open.

Whether the overlay panel is currently on screen. Part of the KbqSiblingPopup contract.

Whether virtual scrolling is enabled for the options panel.

Whether the search returned no results.

Whether every option "select all" can act on is selected.

State of the "select all" master checkbox.

Returns the currently selected option(s). Single value or array for multiple selection.

Returns the display value for the trigger element.

Returns all selected options in display order.

Whether no option is currently selected.

Whether there are no options available.

Returns the first selected option that is not disabled.

Whether the first selected option is filtered (not visible in the list).

Whether multiple choice is enabled. True if multiple or multiline mode is active.

Calculates the number of hidden items in multiple selection mode and updates hiddenItems.

Updates the error state based on the error state matcher.

Resets the search component if present.

Toggles the overlay panel open or closed.

Triggers the opening of the panel component. If the component is disabled or the panel is already open, the call is ignored. Otherwise, the (beforeOpened) event is emitted. When no options are available, the panel is opened after a short delay; if options exist, it opens immediately.

Internal method to open the panel. Handles overlay positioning and sizing. Sets up the overlay dimensions based on trigger size and configured options.

Closes the overlay panel.

Checks if the current direction is RTL (right-to-left).

Handles all keyboard events for the select. Delegates to appropriate handler based on panel state.

Handles focus event on the select element.

Calls the touched callback only if the panel is closed. Otherwise, the trigger will "blur" to the panel when it opens, causing a false positive.

Callback that is invoked when the overlay panel has been attached. Sets up position change subscription and closing actions.

Returns the theme to be used on the panel based on parent form field color.

Focuses the select element.

Handles removal of a matched item in the trigger.

Gets the height of a single option item.

Handles click events on the select. Closes the panel if click is inside the footer.

Indicates whether styles for pagination controls should be used.

Overrides the tooltip's hoverable default. The overflow hint floats over the neighbouring options of a scrolling list, so a pointer-capturing pane would swallow the click that selects them.

Input for controlling the disabled state of a component.

The input expects a component containing disabledSignal property, which is a writable signal emitting boolean values.

Whether the tooltip takes part in the "only one tooltip is visible at a time" group: showing it hides the previously visible tooltip, and it is hidden when another tooltip is shown.

Defaults to true; the default can be changed application-wide with the KBQ_TOOLTIP_SINGLE_INSTANCE_DEFAULT token.

Tooltips without an interactive kbqTrigger (manual, none, …) never take part in the group, regardless of this input — they are shown imperatively and are expected to stay pinned.

Changes hiding behavior. By default, tooltip is hidden on mouseleave from trigger. Setting hideWithTimeout to true will delay tooltip hiding and will not hide when the mouse moves from trigger to tooltip.

Input (kbqVisible) that programmatically shows or hides the tooltip; reflects the current visible state.

Input (kbqPlacement) that sets the tooltip placement relative to its trigger; reflects the current placement.

Positions the tooltip relative to the mouse cursor. Only available for top and bottom kbqPlacement. Does not work with kbqPlacementPriority.

Positions the tooltip relative to the text caret of the field it is attached to, following it while the user types, moves the caret and scrolls the field. Anchors to the selection whenever there is one.

Every placement is available, unlike with kbqRelativeToPointer: the caret is anchored as a rectangle, so the usual fallback placements keep the tooltip on screen. Wins when both inputs are enabled.

The field is the host element itself when it is editable, otherwise the first editable it wraps.

What the tooltip is vertically anchored to while kbqRelativeToCaret is enabled.

Input (kbqPlacementPriority) that sets the ordered fallback placements; reflects the current placementPriority.

Input (kbqTooltip) with the tooltip content — a string or a template. Updating it refreshes an open tooltip.

Input (kbqTooltipDisabled) controlling whether the tooltip is disabled; setting it to true hides it. undefined leaves the decision to the trigger, like an unset input.

Reads back the effective state, which for triggers that derive one of their own (see derivedDisabledWins) is not necessarily the value that was written.

Input (kbqEnterDelay) — delay in milliseconds before the tooltip is shown. Defaults to 400.

Input (kbqLeaveDelay) — delay in milliseconds before the tooltip is hidden. Defaults to 0.

Input (kbqTrigger) with the comma-separated trigger events. An empty value resets to hover + focus and rebinds listeners.

Input (kbqTooltipClass) with an extra CSS class applied to the tooltip; updating it refreshes the class map.

Input (kbqTooltipContext) with the context object passed to a template tooltip; updating it refreshes the open tooltip.

Input (kbqTooltipColor) with the tooltip color theme. Defaults to KbqComponentColors.Contrast.

Input (kbqTooltipArrow) — whether to render the tooltip's arrow/pointer. Defaults to false.

Input (kbqTooltipOffset) — distance in pixels between the tooltip and its trigger. null, the default, keeps the gap of the stylesheet.

Output (kbqPlacementChange) that emits the new placement whenever the tooltip repositions.

Output (kbqVisibleChange) that emits when the tooltip's visibility changes.

Visual variant of the tooltip. Accepts 'default' | 'warning' | 'extended'. Replaces the removed KbqWarningTooltipTrigger and KbqExtendedTooltipTrigger subclasses — to render a warning tooltip use kbqTooltipModifier="warning", and kbqTooltipModifier="extended" for the extended variant (combine with kbqTooltipHeader).

Header text or template, rendered above the tooltip content. Only meaningful with kbqTooltipModifier="extended". Replaces the removed KbqExtendedTooltipTrigger.header.

Whether the pop-up overlay is currently open.

Whether the pop-up overlay is currently attached.

Unlike isOpen, which follows the visibility of the pop-up component and therefore lags a task behind show()/hide(), this flips synchronously — it is the window during which the overlay (and its backdrop) is present in the DOM. Part of the KbqSiblingPopup contract.

Emits true when the pop-up opens and false when it closes. Part of the KbqSiblingPopup contract.

Shows the tooltip after delay ms. Suppresses showing while a pop-up on the same element holds the anchor or on a focus trigger that did not originate from the keyboard, and applies cursor-relative positioning when relativeToPointer is enabled.

Hides the tooltip after delay ms and, when the user has genuinely left the host, un-mutes a tooltip that a pop-up on the same element had muted.

mouseleave and blur are the release signals because the base class binds hide to both regardless of whether the tooltip is currently visible. A pop-up that is still attached does not count: its backdrop steals the hover from the trigger while the pointer stands still, and that mouseleave must not be mistaken for the user leaving.

Shows the tooltip next to the cursor position of the given mouse event, anchoring it to the event's currentTarget instead of the directive's own host element.

Use it when the trigger cannot be declared in the template — for instance for a tooltip shared by the cells of a virtualized table. The directive still has to be created in an injection context.

Shows the tooltip anchored to the given element instead of the directive's own host element.

Use it when the trigger cannot be declared in the template. The directive still has to be created in an injection context:

Does nothing while the tooltip is disabled or has no content — there is no overlay to anchor then.

Positions the pop-up against origin — an element, or a rectangle in viewport coordinates such as the one kbqCreateCaretOrigin keeps on the caret — instead of the host element; null restores the host element. An open pop-up moves to the new origin at once.

This moves the position origin only. setExternalNativeElement moves the host itself, and with it the trigger's event listeners, its focus target and the scroll containers the pop-up follows.

Total width of the selected tags, laid out without the "+N" counter.

Total width of the tags that stay on the first line while the counter is shown.

How many tags stay on the first line while the counter is shown.

Width of the panel. If set to auto, the panel will match the trigger width. If set to null or an empty string, the panel will grow to match the longest option's text.

Minimum width of the panel. If minWidth is larger than window width or property set to null, it will be ignored.

Maximum width of the panel. Caps growth by content only — it never overrides the trigger width or an explicit panelWidth. If null, the --kbq-panel-size-width-max token applies.

Maximum height of the panel's scrollable option list. Does not include the search field or the footer. If null, the --kbq-select-panel-size-max-height token applies.

Whether to enable hiding search by default if options is less than minimum.

• 'auto' uses KBQ_SELECT_SEARCH_MIN_OPTIONS_THRESHOLD as min value.
• number - will enables search hiding and uses value as min.

Decides which selected options the projected KbqCleaner removes. Disabled options are kept when this is not set. Overridden per instance by the clearPredicate attribute.