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@lanyue/react-object-viewer

v0.2.1

Published

A flexible and lightweight object viewer component for React.

Readme

react-object-viewer

A flexible and lightweight object viewer component for React.

Inspired by Runkit.

npm install @lanyue/react-object-viewer
import { ObjectViewer } from '@lanyue/react-object-viewer'
import '@lanyue/react-object-viewer/dist/style.css'

function App() {
  return (
    <ObjectViewer value={window} />
  )
}

Preview

preview

Props

ObjectViewer component props:

  • value: any The value to be view.
  • showLine?: boolean - Show alignment line. Defaults to false.
  • showLevel?: number - Defines how many levels should be unfolded initially. Defaults to 1.
  • showItems?: number - Specifies the number of items to render. Defaults to 20.
  • showInlineMax?: number - Maximum number of items for inline rendering before switching to block format. Defaults to 50.
  • showIcon?: boolean - Show type icon. Defaults to false.
  • hideNonEnumerability?: boolean - Hide non-enumerable properties. Defaults to false.
  • sort?: number - Sorting method for items:
    • 0 (default) - No sorting
    • 1 - Descending order
    • 2 - Ascending order
  • canClickLabelExtend?: boolean - Allow clicking on the label to expand. Defaults to false.
  • header?: ReactNode - Custom header component.
  • footer?: ReactNode - Custom footer component.
  • attrs?: React.ComponentProps<'div'> - Additional attributes applied to the root <div> container.
  • renderValue?: RenderValueFn - Custom function to render values.
  • renderTypeIcon?: (type: Type, descriptor: TypedPropertyDescriptor<any>, level: number, DefaultIcon: typeof RenderTypeIcon) => ReactNode
    • Custom function to render type icons.
    • DefaultIcon refers to the built-in type icon renderer.

License

MIT