This is a simple radio button component for Ember.js.

There are three files needed:

• components/radio_buttons.js
• components/radio_button.js
• templates/components/radio-buttons.hbs

In your controller (or view):

App.WhateverController = Em.View.extend({
  dateOffset: 'all', // Default
  dateRanges: [
    {label: 'D', value: 'days'},
    {label: 'W', value: 'weeks'},
    {label: 'M', value: 'months'},
    {label: 'All', value: 'all'}, // Default
  ],
  
});

In your template:

{{radio-buttons content=dataRanges value=dateOffset}}

The value of the radio button selected binds to the property you set as value.

Often, radio buttons do not look like raido buttons at all but, in fact, look like regular buttons side-by-side. You can set a style option on your component as follows... In your template:

{{radio-buttons content=dataRanges value=dateOffset style='true'}}

This will add the class buttons-radios to the radio buttons component element and button-tog to span surrounding the button label so you can target the buttons and style them like this. The CSS is, of course, left up to you. style is just a hook.

You can easily add your icon classes to each radio button if you are styling them to look like buttons with icons

In your controller (or view):

App.WhateverController = Em.View.extend({
  dateOffset: 'all', // Default
  dateRanges: [
    {label: 'D', value: 'days', icon: 'icon-day'},
    {label: 'W', value: 'weeks', icon: 'icon-week'},
    {label: 'M', value: 'months', icon: 'icon-monthly'},
    {label: 'All', value: 'all', icon: 'icon-calendar'}, // Default
  ],
  
});

Obviously, this component has been tailored to my needs and CSS. The code is very easy to work with if you want to strip all the extra stuff and just use the basic radio buttons. Just remove the classNameBinding from App.RadioButtonsComponent and remove anything you don't need from the radio-button.hbs template, which contains most of the customization.