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feature: Add "disabled" component prop #3
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Add "disabled" property on the component and pass it down to the select boxes. The main usecase for this would be if users would like to programatically disable the elements using native DOM attributes and not having to go through CSS gymnastics to do that.
The attribute in its current DOM form is null/string but to keep consistency with JavaScript practices it was converted to a Boolean. The Vue.js Template Syntax documentation states that native attributes whose values are falsy (null, undefined or false) will not be rendered. See https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/syntax.html#Attributes for more information.
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@yangirov , what would be the proper way to test the module? How did you test it? I'd also like to know if I should also run the build script and update the |
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Add "disabled" property on the component and pass it down to the select boxes.
The main usecase for this would be if users would like to programatically disable the elements using native DOM attributes and not having to go through CSS gymnastics to do that.