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@vcnkit/expansionpanel

v0.4.2

Published

Essential elements for VCNKit

Readme

VCNKit/ExpansionPanel

@vcnkit/expansionpanel provides a Expansion Panel component. This component has a header and an icon indicating the current expanded-state. The given content will only be rendered when the panel is expanded.

Installation

NPM

$ npm install --save @vcnkit/expansionpanel

Yarn

$ yarn add @vcnkit/expansionpanel

Usage

A simple expansion panel utilizing local state.

The basic Expansion Panel consists of a header and the content that should be displayed when the panel is expanded.

import * as ExpansionPanel from '@vcnkit/expansionpanel';

const SomeComponent = () => (
    <ExpansionPanel.Panel>
        <ExpansionPanel.Header>I am an Expansion Panel</ExpansionPanel.Header>
        <ExpansionPanel.Content>
            This will only be visible when the panel is expanded.
        </ExpansionPanel.Content>
    </ExpansionPanel.Panel>
)

The above code will render a panel that will toggle the expanded-state when the ExpansionPanel.Header is clicked on or gets triggered by a keypress.

Setting the default state

The panel is collapsed by default, if you want it to be expanded by default you can simply pass the expanded-prop to ExpansionPanel.Panel.

import * as ExpansionPanel from '@vcnkit/expansionpanel';

const SomeComponent = () => (
    <ExpansionPanel.Panel expanded>
        <ExpansionPanel.Header>I am an Expansion Panel</ExpansionPanel.Header>
        <ExpansionPanel.Content>
            This will only be visible when the panel is expanded.
        </ExpansionPanel.Content>
    </ExpansionPanel.Panel>
)

Controlling the ExpansionPanel from another component or state manager

If you want to control the ExpansionPanel's expanded state from another component or a state manager like Redux, you need to provide an onChange handler to ExpansionPanel.Panel and it will stop using local state. When a user clicks on the ExpansionPanel.Header the onChange function will be called with the current expanded state. It is up to you to then change the value of the expanded-prop.

Using the provided <ExpansionPanel.Set> to manage panels.

A simple container component is provided to manage a set of expansion panels easily

import * as ExpansionPanel from '@vcnkit/expansionpanel';

const SomeComponent = () => (
    <ExpansionPanel.Set initialExpanded="panel-1">
        { (expanded, toggle) => (
            <div>
                <ExpansionPanel.Panel
                    expanded={ expanded === 'panel-1' }
                    onChange={ () => toggle('panel-1') }
                >
                    <ExpansionPanel.Header>Panel 1</ExpansionPanel.Header>
                    <ExpansionPanel.Content>Content 1</ExpansionPanel.Content>
                </ExpansionPanel.Panel>
                <ExpansionPanel.Panel
                    expanded={ expanded === 'panel-2' }
                    onChange={ () => toggle('panel-2') }
                >
                    <ExpansionPanel.Header>Panel 2</ExpansionPanel.Header>
                    <ExpansionPanel.Content>Content 2</ExpansionPanel.Content>
                </ExpansionPanel.Panel>
            </div>
        ) }
    </ExpansionPanel.Set>
);

Using a different component as icon

The <ExpansionPanel.Header> component takes an optional icon-prop. The provided component will be used in place of the "Expand more"-arrow. In order to react to the current expanded state, you can use ExpansionPanel.PanelContext to retrieve it.

import * as ExpansionPanel from '@vcnkit/expansionpanel';

// Create a component to act as an icon.
const SomeOtherIcon = () => (
    <ExpansionPanel.PanelContext>
        { ({ expanded }) => expaned ? <p>Expanded</p> : <p>Not expanded</p> }
    </ExpansionPanel.PanelContext>
);

// Inject our own icon into <ExpansionPanel.Header>
const SomeComponent = () => (
    <ExpansionPanel.Panel expanded>
        <ExpansionPanel.Header icon={ <SomeOtherIcon /> }>I am an Expansion Panel</ExpansionPanel.Header>
        <ExpansionPanel.Content>
            This will only be visible when the panel is expanded.
        </ExpansionPanel.Content>
    </ExpansionPanel.Panel>    
);