Tag box is a small component (~5.2K minified) with zero dependencies that allows you to create "tag like" inputs for your forms. This is still in the very VERY early stages of development, so I would not recommend using it just yet.

You can check out a demo here.

$ bower install tagbox

Or add "tagbox" : "~0.0.5" to your bower.json file.

This IS going to change! But for now it can be used like this:

tagbox.init('my-div');

my-div being the id of the div where you'd like the input to be created.

Tagbox comes with a default theme that doesn't require you to add / include any CSS to your project. These can easily be overridden using either Javascript or CSS. i.e.

tagbox.init('my-div', {
	tag: {
		borderRadius: "10px",
		fontWeight: "normal"
	},
	input: {
		background: "#ff0000",
	},
	output: {
		// some more styles here etc...
	}
});

This will simply allow you to modify what is already there and you can use anything that works inline with the element.style.<somthing> API in Javascript.

Alternatively, you can disable all of these and use your own CSS. The default.css file can be used as a template for this if needed:

tagbox.init('my-div', {
	defaultTheme: false
});

Regular CSS will now work with Tagbox.

Requires Gulp to build.

$ git clone [email protected]:myguide/tagbox.git
$ cd tagbox
$ npm install
$ gulp build

Tagbox accepts Github pull requests. Be sure to write a good commit message.

• Fork Tagbox
• Create a feature branch (git checkout -b my-feature)
• Commit your changes (git commit)
• Push to your feature branch (git push origin my-feature)
• Create new pull request