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react-list-selector

v1.0.12

Published

It is a Material UI based React Component that helps in selecting list of items from one list and placing them in the other.

Downloads

32

Readme

react-list-selector

It is a Material UI based React Component that helps in selecting list of items from one list and placing them in the other.

Checkout the demo here.

Installation

npm install react-list-selector

Usage

import  ListSelector  from  'react-list-selector'

<ListSelector
    ref={(node) => {
    this.listSeperator = node
    }}
    unSelectedList={unSelectedList}
    selectedList={selectedList}
    style={style}
    disableHoverColor={disableHoverColor}
    unSelectedItemHoverColor={unSelectedItemHoverColor}
    selectedItemHoverColor={selectedItemHoverColor}
    hideBulkUpdateButtons={hideBulkUpdateButtons}
    SelectAllButton={<SelectAllButton />}
    UnSelectAllButton={<UnSelectAllButton />}
/>

Make sure your app is wrapped inside <MuiThemeProvider> which you can import like this: import MuiThemeProvider from 'material-ui/styles/MuiThemeProvider'.

Check out App.js for a complete example.

Props

| Prop | Prop Type | Default Value | isRequired | Description | | -------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | ------------- | ---------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | unSelectedList | Array<ListItemConfig> | [] | true | List of items that will be shown in the un selected list. | | selectedList | Array<ListItemConfig> | [] | true | List of items that will be shown in the selected list. | | disableHoverColor | boolean | false | false | If set, will remove hover color from both the list items. | | unSelectedItemHoverColor | string | '' | false | Hover color for un selected list items. | | selectedItemHoverColor | string | '' | false | Hover color for selected list items. | | style | Obejct | {} | false | Style for each of the list containers. | | onUnselectedItemClick | (item: ListItemConfig) => void | () => {} | false | Will be called when an un selected item has been clicked. | | onSelectedItemClick | (item: ListItemConfig) => void | () => {} | false | Will be called when a selected item has been clicked. | | onClick | (item: ListItemConfig, selected: boolean) => void | () => {} | false | Will be called when an item has been clicked. Returns the clicked item and also its new state, weather it was selected or not? | | hideDivider | boolean | false | false | If set will hide the divider after each list item. | | hideBulkUpdateButtons | boolean | false | false | Will hide Select All and UnSelect All buttons. | | SelectAllButton | Node | null | false | Select All Button that will be shown instead of the default button. (Click logic will be injected into the node by the ListSelector component.) | | UnSelectAllButton | Node | null | false | Unselect All Button that will be shown instead of the default button. (Click logic will be injected into the node by the ListSelector component.) | | onSelectAllClick | () => void | () => {} | false | Will be called when the Select All button is clicked. | | onUnSelectAllClick | () => void | () => {} | false | Will be called when the Unselect All button is clicked. |

Functions

| Function Name | Function Type | Description | | ------------------- | ----------------------------- | -------------------------------------- | | getUnSelectedList | () => Array<ListItemConfig> | Returns the list of un selected items. | | getSelectedList | () => Array<ListItemConfig> | Returns the list of selected items. | | selectAll | () => void | Selects all items. | | unSelectAll | () => void | Un selects all items. |

You can find the type of ListItemConfig from the next section.

You can call these functions using the ListSelector's ref.

ListItemConfig

type ListItemConfig = {
    id: number,
    disabled: ?boolean,
    primaryText: string | Node,
    secondaryText: ?string | Node,
    style: ?Object,
}

| Key | Default Value | isRequired | Description | | ------------- | ------------- | ---------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------- | | id | 0 | true | Unique value that will be used to identify the item in the list. | | disabled | false | false | If set, will disable on click on the item. | | primaryText | '' | true | Text or Node that will be rendered as in the item. | | secondaryText | '' | false | Secondary Text or Node that will be rendered as in the item. | | style | {} | false | Custom styling that will be applied on the item. |