A user input component that allows users to select multiple values from a searchable list of options.

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Fields

NameTypeDescriptionOptions
LabelText--
OptionsKey-ValueKey-value object with options. Must be a JSON string or a state reference to a dictionary.-
PlaceholderTextText to show when no options are selected.-
Maximum countNumberThe maximum allowable number of selected options. Set to zero for unlimited.-
AccentColorThe colour of the chips created for each selected option.-
Chip textColorThe colour of the text in the chips.-
Primary textColor--
Container backgroundColor--
SeparatorColor--
Custom CSS classesTextCSS classes, separated by spaces. You can define classes in custom stylesheets.-

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Events

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Low code usage

This component can be declared directly in Python, using backend-driven UI.

ui.MultiselectInput(content={
        "label": "", # str 
        "options": {}, # Union[Dict, str] 
        "placeholder": "", # str 
        "maximumCount": 0.0, # Union[float, str] 
        "accentColor": "", # str 
        "chipTextColor": "", # str 
        "primaryTextColor": "", # str 
        "containerBackgroundColor": "", # str 
        "separatorColor": "", # str 
        "cssClasses": "", # str 
    },
    handlers={
        "wf-options-change": handle_event,
    }
)

A function, in this example handle_event, should be implemented in your code to handle events.

def handle_event(state, payload, context, ui):
  pass

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Reference