Range     

The Quasar Range component is a great way to offer the user the selection of a sub-range of values between a minimum and maximum value, with optional steps to select those values. An example use case for the Range component would be to offer a price range selection.

Also check out its “sibling”, the Slider component.
Remember you can use QRange wrapped by a QField too.

Works well with QField for additional functionality such as a helper, error message placeholder and many others.

Installation

Edit /quasar.conf.js:

framework: {
  components: ['QRange']
}

Basic Usage

Notice we are using an object for the selection, which holds values for both the lower value of the selected range - rangeValues.min and the higher value - rangeValues.max.

<template>
  <q-range
    v-model="rangeValues"
    :min="0"
    :max="10"
    :step="1"
  />
</template>

<script>
export default {
  data () {
    return {
      // our model here
      rangeValues: {
        min: 2,
        max: 4
      }
    }
  }
}
</script>

Example with step, label and snap:

<q-range
  v-model="rangeValues"
  :min="0"
  :max="10"
  :step="2"
  label
  snap
/>

Vue Properties

Supports v-model which should be binded to an Object in your scope with “min” and “max” properties.

IMPORTANT
Make sure you choose the min, max and step values correctly. step must be a divisor of max - min, of v-model.min and of v-model.max, otherwise the component won’t work right. This is because all valid steps must be able to hold an equal position within the min-max values.

Coloring

Use one of the Quasar colors from the Color Palette, like primary, secondary, orange-9, teal-4 within the color prop:

<q-range
  color="teal"
  v-model="rangeValues"
  :min="0"
  :max="50"
  label
/>

Lazy Input

Vue will soon supply the .lazy modifier for v-model on components too, but until then, you can use the longer equivalent form:

<q-range
  :value="model"
  @change="val => { model = val }"
  :min="0" :max="20"
/>

Draging the Range

Use the drag-range or drag-only-range props, to allow the user to move the selected range or only a predetermined range as a whole.

<q-range drag-range v-model="rangeValues" :min="0" :max="100" label />

<q-range drag-only-range v-model="rangeValues" :min="0" :max="100" label />

Adding Markers

Use the markers prop, to show the steps available for the range selection.

<q-range markers v-model="rangeValues" :min="-6" :max="10" :step="2" label snap  />

Overriding Labels

In the example below we add a “px” suffix to labels.

<q-range
  v-model="model"
  :min="-20" :max="20"
  :left-label-value="`${model.min}px`"
  :right-label-value="`${model.max}px`"
/>

Vue Events

Usage Inside of a List

<q-list>
  <q-item>
    <q-item-side icon="local_atm" />
    <q-item-main>
      <q-range v-model="standalone" :min="0" :max="50" label />
    </q-item-main>
  </q-item>
  <q-item>
    <q-item-side icon="euro symbol" />
    <q-item-main>
      <q-range v-model="standalone" :min="0" :max="50" label />
    </q-item-main>
  </q-item>
</q-list>