BlazorWheelPicker

BlazorWheelPicker is a tiny NuGet package containing two component for Blazor mimicking the iOS style wheel select input. It is pretty handy for developers using Blazor on MAUI app or for a mobile version of your website.

I used this codepen from Max Kohler for the css part which made me discover css scroll snapping : https://codepen.io/maxakohler/pen/JZgXxe

Get Started

Add the NuGet package via Package Manager:

NuGet\Install-Package BlazorWheelPicker

via CLI :

dotnet add package BlazorWheelPicker

or simply add the reference in your .csproj file:

<PackageReference Include="BlazorWheelPicker" Version="1.0.0" />

Add the css reference to your index.html file located in /wwwroot

<link href="_content/BlazorWheelPicker/BlazorWheelPicker.css" rel="stylesheet" />

And the javascript:

<script src="_content/BlazorWheelPicker/wheelpicker.js"></script>

And finally add the namespace reference to _Imports.razor for more practicality:

@using BlazorWheelPickerLib;

Usage

This contains 2 components : WheelSelect and DateWheelSelect, the later is just an implementation for a date picker

WheelSelect

Name	Type	Description	Default
Style	string	Additional style you want to apply	-
T		Type of the selectable items	-
Items	T	Selectable item list	-
WheelLevel	int	Level of displayed items	2
SelectionLines	boolean	Whether or not selection line in the middle are displayed	true
Dense	boolean	Whether or not the item rows are dense	false
WheelColor	string	Hexadecimal value of the background wheel color	#ffffff
TextColor	string	Hexadecimal value of the text color	#000000
Value	T	Selected value of the picker (or use @bind-Value)	-
ValueChanged	EventCallback<T>	Value changed event (or use @bind-Value)	-
ItemTemplate	RenderFragment<T>	Custom render template for rows	-

Example:

<WheelSelect @bind-Value="_selectedCity" Style="width:50%" Dense="true" T="string" Items="Items"> <ItemTemplate Context="test"> <div style="display:flex;flex-direction:row;align-items:center;justify-content:center"> @test </div> </ItemTemplate> </WheelSelect> @code { public List<string> Items = new List<string>() { "Paris", "Rome", "London", "Berlin", "Madrid" }; private string _selectedCity = "Paris"; }

DateWheelSelect

Name	Type	Description	Default
Style	string	Additional style you want to apply	-
WheelLevel	int	Level of displayed items	2
Dense	boolean	Whether or not the item rows are dense	false
SelectionLines	boolean	Whether or not selection line in the middle are displayed	true
WheelColor	string	Hexadecimal value of the background wheel color	#ffffff
TextColor	string	Hexadecimal value of the text color	#000000
Value	DateTime	Selected DateTime value of the picker (or use @bind-Value)	-
ValueChanged	EventCallback <DateTime>	DateTime Value changed event (or use @bind-Value)	-
MinYear	DateTime?	Minimum year displayed	1970
MaxYear	DateTime?	Maximum year displayed	2070

Example:

<DateWheelSelect MaxYear="DateTime.Now.AddYears(40)" MinYear="DateTime.Now.AddYears(-40)" WheelLevel="2" Dense="false" @bind-Value="SelectedDate"> </DateWheelSelect> <p>Selected Date : @SelectedDate.ToString("dd-MM-yyyy")</p> @code { DateTime SelectedDate = DateTime.Now; }

Misc

If used with MAUI, i suggest to add a vibration when a value is changed for a native feel:

HapticFeedback.Default.Perform(HapticFeedbackType.Click);

License

This package is under the MIT license, feel free to fork it and modify it.