Default

You need just to have a div to build the Raty.

<div></div>

$('div').raty();

Score

Used when we want starts with a saved rating.

$('div').raty({ score: 3 });

Score callback

If you need to start you score depending of a dynamic value, you can to use callback for it.
You can pass any value for it, not necessarily a data- value. You can use a field value for example.

<div data-score="1"></div>

$('div').raty({
  score: function() {
    return $(this).attr('data-score');
  }
});

Score Name

Changes the name of the hidden score field.

$('div').raty({ scoreName: 'entity[score]' });

Number

Changes the number of stars.

$('div').raty({ number: 10 });

Number callback

You can receive the number of stars dynamic using callback to set it.

<div data-number="3"></div>

$('div').raty({
  number: function() {
    return $(this).attr('data-number');
  }
});

Number Max

Change the maximum of start that can be created.

$('div').raty({
  numberMax : 5,
  number    : 100
});

Read Only

You can prevent users to vote. It can be applied with or without score and all stars will receives the hint corresponding of the selected star.
Stop the mouse over the stars to see:

$('div').raty({ readOnly: true, score: 3 });

Read Only callback

You can decide if the rating will be readOnly dynamically returning true of false on callback.

$('div').raty({
  readOnly: function() {
    return 'true becomes readOnly' == 'true becomes readOnly';
  }
});

No Rated Message

If readOnly is enabled and there is no score, the hint "Not rated yet!" will be shown for all stars. But you can change it.
Stop the mouse over the star to see:

$('div').raty({
  readOnly   : true,
  noRatedMsg : "I'am readOnly and I haven't rated yet!"
});

Half Show

You can represent a float score as a half star icon.
This options is just to show the half star. If you want enable the vote with half star on mouseover, please check the option half.
The round options showed belows is just for the icon, the score keeps as float always.

Enabled

The round rules are:

• Down: score <= x.25 the star will be rounded down;
• Half: score >= x.26 and <= x.75 the star will be a half star;
• Up: score >= x.76 the star will be rounded up.

$('div').raty({ score: 3.26 });

Disabled

The rules becomes:

• Down: score < x.6 the star will be rounded down;
• Up: score >= x.6 the star will be rounded up;

$('div').raty({
  halfShow : false,
  score    : 3.26
});

Round

You can customize the round values of the halfShow option.
We changed the default interval [x.25 .. x.76], now x.26 will round down instead of to be a half star.
Remember that the full attribute is used only when halfShow is disabled.
You can specify just the attribute you want to change and keeps the others as default.

$('div').raty({
  round : { down: .26, full: .6, up: .76 },
  score : 3.26
});

Half

Enables the half star mouseover to be possible vote with half values.
If you want to vote with more precison than half value, please check the option precision.

$('#star').raty({ half: true });

Star Half

Changes the name of the half star.
Pay attention, when you want specify a different icon with a different directory, you must to set the path option to null to avoid it to be prepended on your path and, consequently, specify all other icons with explicit original path.

$('div').raty({
  half     : true,
  starHalf : 'star-half-mono.png'
});

Click

Callback to handle the score and the click event on click action.
You can mension the Raty element (DOM) itself using this.

$('div').raty({
  click: function(score, evt) {
    alert('ID: ' + $(this).attr('id') + "\nscore: " + score + "\nevent: " + evt);
  }
});

Hints

Changes the hint for each star by it position on array.
If you pass null, the score value of this star will be the hint.
If you pass undefined, this position will be ignored and receive the default hint.

$('div').raty({ hints: ['a', null, '', undefined, '*_*']});

Path

Changes the path where your icons are located.
Set it only if you want the same path for all icons.
Don't mind about the last slash of the path, if you don't put it, it will be setted for you.

$('div').raty({ path: 'assets/images' });

Now we have the following full paths: assets/images/star-on.png, assets/images/star-off.png and so.

Star Off and Star On

Changes the name of the star on and star off.

$('div').raty({
  starOff : 'off.png',
  starOn  : 'on.png'
});

Cancel

Add a cancel button on the left side of the stars to cacel the score.
Inside the click callback the argument code receives the value null when we click on cancel button.

$('div').raty({ cancel: true });

Cancel Hint

Like the stars, the cancel button have a hint too, and you can change it.
Stop the mouse over the cancel button to see:

$('div').raty({
  cancel     : true,
  cancelHint : 'My cancel hint!'
});

Cancel Place

Changes the cancel button to the right side.

$('div').raty({
  cancel      : true,
  cancelPlace : 'right'
});

Cancel off and Cancel On

Changes the on and off icon of the cancel button.

$('div').raty({
  cancel    : true,
  cancelOff : 'cancel-off.png',
  cancelOn  : 'cancel-on.png'
});

Icon Range

It's an array of objects where each one represents a custom icon.
The range attribute is until wich position the icon will be displayed.
The on attribute is the active icon.
The off attribute is the inactive icon.

$('div').raty({
  iconRange: [
    { range: 1, on: '1.png', off: '0.png' },
    { range: 2, on: '2.png', off: '0.png' },
    { range: 3, on: '3.png', off: '0.png' },
    { range: 4, on: '4.png', off: '0.png' },
    { range: 5, on: '5.png', off: '0.png' }
  ]
});

You can use an interval of the same icon jumping some number.
The range attribute must be in an ascending order.
If the value on or off is omitted then the attribute starOn and starOff will be used.

$('div').raty({
  starOff   : '0.png',
  iconRange : [
    { range : 1, on: '1.png' },
    { range : 3, on: '3.png' },
    { range : 5, on: '5.png' }
  ]
});

Now we have all off icons as 0.png, icons 1 and 2 as 1.png, icon 3 as 3.png and icons 4 and 5 as 5.png.

Size

The size in pixel of the icon you will to use.
It does not change the icon size, just the icons's wrap space to fit it.

$('div').raty({
  cancel : true,
  half   : true,
  size   : 24
});

Width

By default Raty calculates the width calculating the size of the stars plus the spaces.
But for some reason the calculated width not fits on your layout, you can change it manually.
If you want to avoid that Raty applies the style width on you wrapper, set it to false.

$('div').raty({ width: 150 });

Target

Some place to display the hints or the cancelHint.

$('div').raty({
  cancel : true,
  target : '#hint'
});

Your target can be a div.

<div id="hint"></div>

Your target can be a text field.

<input id="hint" type="text" />

Your target can be a textarea.

<textarea id="hint"></textarea>

Your target can be a select.

--
bad
poor
regular
good
gorgeous

<select id="hint">
  <option value="">--</option>
  <option value="bad">bad</option>
  <option value="poor">poor</option>
  <option value="regular">regular</option>
  <option value="good">good</option>
  <option value="gorgeous">gorgeous</option>
</select>

Target Type

You have the option hint or score to chosse.
You can choose to see the score instead the hints using the value score.
For the cancel button the value is empty.

$('div').raty({
  cancel     : true,
  target     : '#hint',
  targetType : 'number'
});

Target Keep

If you want to keep the score into the hint box after you do the rating, turn on this option.

$('div').raty({
  cancel     : true,
  target     : '#hint',
  targetKeep : true
});

Target Text

Normally all target is keeped blank if you don't use the targetKeep option.
If you want a default content you can use this option.

$('div').raty({
  target     : '#hint',
  targetText : '--'
});

Target Format

You can choose a template to be merged with your hints and displayed on target.

$('div').raty({
  target       : '#hint',
  targetFormat : 'Rating: {score}'
});

Mouseover

You can handle the action on mouseover.
The arguments is the same of the click callback.
The options target, targetFormat, targetKeep, targetText and targetType are abstractions of this callback. You can do it by yourself.

$('div').raty({
  mouseover: function(score, evt) {
    alert('ID: ' + $(this).attr('id') + "\nscore: " + score + "\nevent: " + evt);
  }
});

Mouseout

You can handle the action on mouseout.
The arguments is the same of the mouseover callback.

$('div').raty({
  mouseout: function(score, evt) {
    alert('ID: ' + $(this).attr('id') + "\nscore: " + score + "\nevent: " + evt);
  }
});