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mega-dropdown

v1.0.4

Published

Mega dropdown component with list

Downloads

9

Readme

mega-dropdown

Mega dropdown component with list

Features

  • Easy to use
  • Custom children support
  • Fancy out of the box ui
  • Consistent look and feel
  • Customizable style
  • Pure javascript implementation (with mega features of course)

Installation

npm install --save mega-dropdown  

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react';  
import Dropdown from 'mega-dropdown';  
  
class Example extends Component {  
  render() {  
     return (  
		 <DropDown  
		  onListItemClicked={(item, index)=> alert(`You clicked item ${JSON.stringify(item)} at index ${index}` )}  
		  triggerComponent={ <Text>Hello there</Text>}  
		  title={"የክፍያ ቁጥር ይምረጡ"}  
		  data={[  
		        {title: "ሞባይል - 0922122763", icon: "phone", subtitle: "ጊዜ ከ ቀን 1 - 5"},  
		        {title: "መብራት - 0922122763", icon: "lightbulb", subtitle: "ጊዜ ከ ቀን 1 - 5"},  
		        {title: "ትራፊክ ቅጣት - 0922122763", icon: "traffic-light", subtitle: "ጊዜ ከ ቀን 1 - 5"},  
		        {title: "ትራፊክ ቅጣት - 0922122763", icon: "traffic-light", subtitle: "ጊዜ ከ ቀን 1 - 5"},  
		    ]}  
		  
	/>
 ); }}  

Properties

name | description | type | default
:----------------- |:--------------------------------------------- | --------:|:------------------
title | Text label for the header | String | -
data | Array of items for the list | Array | -
triggeringComponent | Component to open the dropdown | Node | _
onListItemClicked | Click listener for the items on the list | Function | _
children | If you want to render custom component | Node | _

Example

git clone https://github.com/360ground/mega-dropdown
cd mega-dropdown/example/Demo  
npm install  
# Then open you meda app to debug 

Copyright and License

MIT License

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