deselect.js provides an easy-to-use interface on top of existing HTML <select> elements, primarily by allowing users to filter their options by substring.

TODO

You'll need to install git and Node.js. Once you have those, run the following.

git clone git://github.com/jsenn/deselect.js.git # Clone this repository
cd deselect.js # Enter the repository's top directory
npm install # Tell Node.js to download and install the necessary dependencies

Source files are located in the src/ directory, and tests are in the spec/ directory. To test your changes, run grunt test in the deselect.js directory. If the tests pass, you can run grunt build. This will place two files in the dist/ directory: deselect.js, which is a stand-alone JavaScript file, and deselect.min.js, which is a minified version of deselect.js. Either can be included as-is in your HTML to use deselect.js.

See deselect.js/TODO