javascript - list js with checkboxes -


im using list js on html list checkboxes , trying populate values object in :

var values = [   {     id: 12,     action: 'a', ...   },   {     id: 13,     action: 'b', ...   } ];

html :

<div id="users">   <ul class="list">     <li>       <span class="id"></span>       <span class="action"></span >       <input class="required" type="checkbox">required     </li>   </ul>  </div>

and initializing in :

new list('users', options, values);

how make work?

just clearify im missing how complete values object , how define option object init check state of checkboxes initially.

create options variable , add object { name: 'required', attr: 'checked'} other property names. pass options parameter new list created.

update:

based on comment, don't think possible using list.js, if willing add jquery application, small hack incorporate.

add $("input[checked='false']").prop('checked', false); code once list created.

note: wanna add above line asynchronously, once entire list populated, in case working lot of data.

demo - 

var options = {    valuenames: ['id', 'action', {      name: 'required',      attr: 'checked'    }],    item: 'user-item'  };    var values = [{      id: 12,      action: 'a',      required: false    },    {      id: 13,      action: 'b',      required: true    }  ];    var userlist = new list('user-list', options, values);    //once entire list populated, set checked='false' checkboxes unchecked state.  $("input[checked='false']").prop('checked', false);
<script src="https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/2.1.1/jquery.min.js"></script>  <script src="//cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/list.js/1.5.0/list.min.js"></script>    <div id="user-list">    <ul class="list"></ul>  </div>    <div style="display:none;">    <!-- template element needed when list empty, todo: needs better solution -->    <li id="user-item">      <span class="id"></span>      <span class="action"></span >      <input class="required" type="checkbox" />required    </li>  </div>


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