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@algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list

v1.4.7

Published

React InstantSearch widget that filters the dataset based on color facet values

Downloads

692

Readme

React InstantSearch widget that filters the dataset based on color facet values.
Equivalent of the offcial RefinementList widget but displaying a color indicator instead of text facet values.

This helps the user quickly visualize the kind of color that you have in your index. This is a great widget to refine records within multiple shades of a single color (like choosing the color of a jean for example).

Example


MIT NPM version

Summary

Get started

Demo

Demo on CodeSandbox.

Installation

npm install @algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list
# or
yarn add @algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list

Usage

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import { InstantSearch, SearchBox, Hits, Panel } from 'react-instantsearch-dom';
import algoliasearch from 'algoliasearch/lite';
import {
  ColorRefinementList,
  Layout,
  Shape,
} from '@algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list';

// Import default styles
import '@algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list/dist/style.css';

const searchClient = algoliasearch('appId', 'apiKey');

ReactDOM.render(
  <InstantSearch indexName="indexName" searchClient={searchClient}>
    <ColorRefinementList
      attribute="color"
      separator=";"
      layout={Layout.Grid}
      shape={Shape.Circle}
    />
  </InstantSearch>,
  document.getElementById('root')
);

Styling

The widget ships with default styles that you can import either from the NPM package or directly from a CDN like JSDelivr.

import '@algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list/dist/style.css';
<link
  rel="stylesheet"
  href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list/dist/style.css"
/>

CSS variables

The widget styles uses CSS variables that you can customize in your own CSS.
You can override CSS variables using the .ais-ColorRefinementList class.

| Name | Type | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | --transition-duration | time | Transition duration (used for hover, active, refined states). | | --items-column-width | length | Items grid column width. | | --items-gap | length | Items grid gap. | | --refined-icon-size | length | Refined SVG icon size. | | --color-size | length | Color swatch size. |

Requirements

  • In your records, color attributes should have a title and hexadecimal code separated by a semicolon ; (by default, but it can be customized using the separator option) for the widget to work.
  • You can also use an URL instead of the hexadecimal code if you want to display a pattern for example.
  • The color attribute should be added to attributesForFaceting in your configuration.

Color facet value examples:

  • black;#000
  • red;#f00
  • yellow;#ffff00
  • pattern;https://example.com/images/pattern.png

Note: The hexadecimal code length can be 3 or 6 chars (excluding the # symbol).

Sample record example:

{
  "objectID": 0,
  "color": "black;#000"
}

Options

| Option | Type | Required | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | attribute | string | true | - | Name of the attribute that contains the color in the record. | | sortByColor | boolean | false | true | Sort facet values by color distance. | | layout | enum:Grid\|List | false | Grid | UI layout of the facet values. | | shape | enum:Circle\|Square | false | Circle | UI color shape. | | pinRefined | boolean | false | false | When displaying the showMore button and the list is not expanded, should the refined items be pinned to the top or remain in the same order. | | limit | number | false | 10 | How many facet values to retrieve. | | showMore | boolean | false | false | Whether to display a button that expands the number of items. | | showMoreLimit | number | false | 20 | Maximum number of displayed items. Only used when showMore is set to true. | | separator | string | false | ; | Color facet value separator. | | className | string | false | - | Custom CSS classes. | | translations | object | false | - | A mapping of keys to translation values. | | transformItems | function | false | undefined | Modifies the items being displayed, for example, to filter or sort them. It takes items as argument and expects them back in return. |

attribute

string | required

Name of the attribute that contains the color in the record.

<ColorRefinementList attribute="color" />

sortByColor

boolean

Sort facet values by color distance.

<ColorRefinementList sortByColor={true} />

layout

enum:'Grid'|'List'

UI layout of the facet values.

import {
  ColorRefinementList,
  Layout,
} from '@algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list';

<ColorRefinementList layout={Layout.Grid} />;

shape

enum:'Circle'|'Square'

UI color shape.

import {
  ColorRefinementList,
  Shape,
} from '@algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list';

<ColorRefinementList shape={Shape.Circle} />;

pinRefined

boolean

When displaying the showMore button and the list is not expanded, should the refined items be pinned to the top or remain in the same order.

<ColorRefinementList limit={5} showMore={true} pinRefined={true} />;

limit

number

How many facet values to retrieve.

<ColorRefinementList limit={10} />

showMore

boolean

Whether to display a button that expands the number of items.

<ColorRefinementList showMore={true} />

showMoreLimit

number

Maximum number of displayed items. Only used when showMore is set to true.

<ColorRefinementList showMoreLimit={20} />

separator

string

Color facet value separator.

<ColorRefinementList separator="//" />

className

string

Custom CSS classes.

<ColorRefinementList className="my-class" />

translations

object

A mapping of keys to translation values.

  • refineOn: aria-label value for an item. Accepts one string parameter that is the current item value.
  • colors: aria-label value for items. Accepts one number parameter that is the number of items refined.
  • showMore: the label of the “Show more” button. Accepts one boolean parameter that is true if the values are expanded, false otherwise.
<LoadMoreWithProgressBar
  translations={{
    refineOn: (value: string) => `Refine on ${value}`,
    colors: (refinedCount: number) =>
      `Colors${refinedCount ? `, ${refinedCount} selected` : ''}`,
    showMore: (expanded: boolean) =>
      expanded ? 'Show less' : 'Show more',
  }}
/>

transformItems

function

Modifies the items being displayed, for example, to filter or sort them. It takes items as argument and expects them back in return.

<ColorRefinementList
  transformItems={(items) =>
    items.map((item) => ({
      ...item,
      label: item.label.toUpperCase(),
    }))
  }
/>

Example

Clone this repository and go to the repo folder:

git clone [email protected]:algolia/react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list.git && \
cd react-instantsearch-widget-color-refinement-list

Install the dependencies and start the example:

npm install && npm start
# or
yarn install && yarn start

Then open http://localhost:3000/ to see the example in action.

Browser support

Same as React InstantSearch it supports the last two versions of major browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari).

Please refer to the browser support section in the documentation to use React InstantSearch and this widget on other browsers.

Troubleshooting

Encountering an issue? Before reaching out to support, we recommend heading to our FAQ where you will find answers for the most common issues and gotchas with the library.

Contributing & License

How to contribute

We welcome all contributors, from casual to regular 💙

To start contributing to code, you need to:

  1. Fork the project
  2. Clone the repository
  3. Install the dependencies: yarn
  4. Run the development mode: yarn start
  5. Open the project

Please read our contribution process to learn more.

License

Licensed under the MIT license.


About React InstantSearch

React InstantSearch is a React library that lets you create an instant-search result experience using Algolia’s search API. It is part of the InstantSearch family:

React InstantSearch | InstantSearch.js | Angular InstantSearch | Vue InstantSearch | InstantSearch Android | InstantSearch iOS

This project was generated with create-instantsearch-app by Algolia.