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@trendmicro/react-radio-button

v2.0.0

Published

React Radio Button component

Downloads

10

Readme

react-radio-button build status Coverage Status

NPM

React Radio Button

Demo: https://trendmicro-frontend.github.io/react-radio-button

Installation

  1. Install the latest version of react and react-radio-button:
npm install --save react @trendmicro/react-radio-button
  1. At this point you can import @trendmicro/react-radio-button and its styles in your application as follows:
import RadioButton from '@trendmicro/react-radio-button';

// Be sure to include styles at some point, probably during your bootstraping
import '@trendmicro/react-radio-button/dist/react-radio-button.css';

Usage

<RadioButton label="RadioButton label" />

The label prop is optional, you can use children to pass through the component.

<RadioButton label="RadioButton label">
    <p style={{ marginLeft: 24 }}>
        Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...
    </p>
</RadioButton>

<RadioButton>
    <span style={{ verticalAlign: 'middle', marginLeft: 8 }}>
        Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet...
    </span>
</RadioButton>

Uncontrolled RadioButton

// Default checked
<RadioButton defaultChecked />

Controlled RadioButton

// Checked
<RadioButton checked />

API

Properties

Name | Type | Default | Description :--- | :--- | :------ | :---------- children | any | | Children to pass through the component. className | Object | | Customized class name for the component. style | Object | | Customized style for the component. label | Node or String | | Text label to attach next to the radio button. inputClassName | Object | | Customized class name for the radio button. inputStyle | Object | | Customized style for the radio button. disabled | Boolean | false | If true, the radio button shown as disabled and cannot be modified. checked | Boolean | | The checked state of the radio button. defaultChecked | Boolean | | The default checked state of the radio button.

Class Properties

Use the ref property to get a reference to the component:

<RadioButton
    ref={node => {
        if (node) {
            this.radioButton = node;
            console.log(this.radioButton.checked);
        }
    }}
/>

Name | Type | Description :--- | :--- | :---------- checked | Boolean | Get the checked state.

License

MIT