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@brighthr/component-employeepicker

v4.0.5

Published

To install, type the following into the command line at the root of your project:

Downloads

1,314

Readme

EmployeePicker

To install, type the following into the command line at the root of your project:

npm i @brighthr/component-employeepicker

To implement the EmployeePicker component into your project you’ll need to add the import:

import EmployeePicker from '@brighthr/component-employeepicker';

After adding import into your project you can use it simply like:

<EmployeePicker />

Props

| Name | Type | Default | Description | |---------------|-----------------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------| | groupBy | string | | The key in the employee object to group user by, e.g team. | | hideSelectAll | boolean | false | If true, adds the functionality to be able to select all the users. | | toggleUsers | (ids: Id[]) => void | | Function for setting the external state of users. | | users | user | | User object that defines the information of each user (see below). |

users prop

| Name | Type | Default | Description | |-----------|-------------------|---------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------| | disabled | boolean | | If true, the user cannot be selected. | | firstName | string | | First name of the user. | | id | string number | | Id of the user. | | lastName | string | | Last name of the user. | | selected | boolean | | If true, shows the user as being selected. | | warning | React.ReactNode | | Displays some information about the user, e.g <p>On annual leave</p>. |