List.js is the perfect for building search tools, large data grids or filterable portfolios.
Because of its unique set of features it allows users to quickly find their desired element on the page by either filtering, reordering or sorting a set of elements that get displayed in a list fashion.
This means it can actually work with elements that aren't actual HTML list elements, like: tables, paragraphs, SPAN elements, sequential DIVs, etc..
Because List.js relies on existing markup, it means it does little DOM manipulation, so it won't clog browser resources just for filtering a few elements. This means it can deal with larger lists with ease, while still providing all the features it's advertised for.
Features:
- Search through all list items
- Sort lists by value
- Write custom filter functions
- Add items on the fly
- Get item based on value
- Update items as you go
- Remove items from the list
- Paginate elements
- Cross-browser support
- Documented codebase
- Framework agnostic
- No dependencies
- Lightweight file size
- Extendable via plugins
What is new in this release:
- Added examples.
What is new in version Beta 0.2.0:
- Minified paging.
Requirements:
- JavaScript enabled on client side
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