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@derekedelaney/react-input-tags

v1.0.4

Published

An input box with tags.

Downloads

22

Readme

react-input-tags

An input box with tags. Demo page

NPM

Install

npm install --save @derekedelaney/react-input-tags

OR

yarn add @derekedelaney/react-input-tags

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react'

import InputTags from '@derekedelaney/react-input-tags'

class Example extends Component {
  render () {
    return (
      <InputTags
        tags={this.state.tags}
        keyCodes={[9, 13, 32, 188]}
        onDeleteTag={this.handleDeleteTag}
        onNewTag={this.handleNewTag}
        onInputChange={this.handleInputChange}
        onEmptyDelete={this.handleEmptyDelete}
        clearInputOnNewTag
        inputPlaceholderText="Type anything here"
      />
    )
  }
}

Options

  • tags (array): An array of (objects) tags in the input box.
    • id (number or string): A unique value for each tag.
    • text (string): The text displayed in the tag.
  • onDeleteTags (function) [(tag, index)]: A callback function when the delete button is clicked.
  • keyCodes (array): An array of keyCodes that will trigger the tag events.
  • onNewTag (function) [(value)]: A callback function when a key is pressed in the input box that matches one in the keyCodes array.
  • onInputChange (function) [(value)]: A callback function when changes is detected in the input box.
  • onEmptyDelete (function) [()]: A callback function when delete/backspace is pressed and the input box is empty.
  • clearInputOnNewTag (bool) [false]: If true, the input box will clear after a new tag is added.
  • inputPlaceholderText (string) [null]: A string to add to the inputs placeholder.
  • borderClass (string) [null]: A className that can override the default styling for the border.
  • tagContainerClass (string) [null]: A className that can override the default styling for the tag container.
  • tagClass (string) [null]: A className that can override the default styling for the tag.
  • closeClass (string) [null]: A className that can override the default styling for the close.
  • tagInputClass (string) [null]: A className that can override the default styling for the tag input.

License

ISC © derekedelaney