#RangeSlider RangeSlider is a lightweight native javascript plugin that allows you to implement a simple range slider in your interfaces. #How To Use ##Setup

1. Copy the js and css files from the build folder to the appropriate directories in your project
2. Include rangeslider.min.js in your documents scripts
3. Include rangeslider.css in your stylesheet declarations

##Initialization

To initialize RangeSlider on a DOM Node (preferably a div), just create an HTML element similar to:

<div id = 'my_range_slider' ></div>

Then activate the slider via JS with:

var myRangeSlider = RangeSlider.create('#my_range_slider');

To access the properties and methods on the slider you must store it in a variable like shown above

##Configuration

RangeSlider comes with some useful config options:

1. min: The minimum value of the range
   data attribute: data-rs-min
   default: 0
2. max: The maximum value of the range
   data attribute: data-rs-max
   deafult:100
3. steps: Display slider with earmarked steps
   data attribute: data-rs-steps
   default:false

These config options can be set with either data attributes or as a JS config object passed to the constructor

Options set via data attributes will be overwritten if redeclared or reassigned in the javascript object

##Examples

1. To produce the default slider with a range minimum of 0 and a range maximum of 100

    <div id = 'my_range_slider'></div>
   
    RangeSlider.create('#my_range_slider');
   

2. To produce an unstepped slider with a range minimum of 500 and a range maximum of 5000:

    <div id = 'my_range_slider' data-rs-min = '500' 
        data-rs-max = '5000'>
    </div>
   
    RangeSlider.create('#my_range_slider');
   

   OR

    var config = {
        min:500,
        max:5000
     };
   
    RangeSlider.create('#my_range_slider',config);
   

3. To produce a stepped slider with a range minimum of 1000, a range maximum of 7200 and 8 steps:

    <div id = 'my_range_slider' data-rs-min = '1000' 
        data-rs-max = '10000' data-rs-steps = '8'>
    </div>
   
    RangeSlider.create('#my_range_slider');
   

   OR

        var config = {
            min:1000,
            max:7200,
            steps:8
        };
   
        RangeSlider.create('#my_range_slider',config);
   

##Methods

1. setRange: Sets the value of the slider to a provided value if it falls within the minimum or maximum range.Will default to the minimum or maximum value if the value provided is too low or too high
   myRangeSlider.setRange(Number range);
2. getRange: Returns the current range value of the slider
   myRangeSlider.getRange();
3. reInit:Recalculates offsets,width and positioning of the slider,useful when the slider or parent element has (display:hidden) set and is not initially visible.
   myRangeSlider.reInit();

##Callbacks These are declared in the config object

1. afterInit: A function to be executed once the slider has been set up successfully.The slider can be passed as an argument

    var config = {
        afterInit:function(slider){
            slider.setRange(50)
        }
    }
    
    RangeSlider.create('#my_range_slider',config);
   

2. onRangeChange: A function to be executed whenever the value of the slider changes.The slider can be passed as an argument

     var config = {
        onRangeChange:function(slider){
            alert("the new range value is"+ slider.getRange());
        }
    }
   
    RangeSlider.create('#my_range_slider',config);
   

##Coming Soon

• Dual Slider pointers
• Slider style options (thin, normal, jumbo)
• Vertical sliders