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react-multiselect-button-dropdown

v2.0.1

Published

A Dropdown Button which toggle a Multiselect List. React component accessible (A11y).

Downloads

178

Readme

React MultiSelect Dropdown Button accessible (A11y).

A Dropdown Button which toggle a Multiselect List. React component accessible (A11y).

Finally, Typescript compatible

  • Easy use with keyboard navigation (Tab, selection with Space, Arrows Up, Down, Home and End for the list) following A11y guide of https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/ARIA/Roles/listbox_role
  • Callback function provided, to give selected items applied
  • Can be used multilanguage, as it receives text by props
  • CSS classes provided in all tags, for you to style as you wish

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Try it out in this Live Demo

A11y notes

  • In order to keep it fully accessible, make sure:
    • label does describe its associated input element: https://achecker.ca/checker/suggestion.php?id=189
    • the labels of each checkbox describes the purpose or function of it. https://achecker.ca/checker/suggestion.php?id=219

How to use

npm i react-multiselect-button-dropdown

or

yarn add react-multiselect-button-dropdown

and import in your app

import MultiSelect from "react-multiselect-button-dropdown";

props

  • list: Array<listItem> (required) listItem is: { label: PropTypes.string.isRequired, id: PropTypes.string.isRequired, name: PropTypes.string, checked: PropTypes.bool.isRequired }

    Provides a list of checkboxes to the component

  • dropdownButtonText: string (required)

    The text for the button dropdown

  • isRightAligned: boolean (optional)

    Used in order to align dropdown to the right of the button. The default is left aligned

  • onOptionChanged (optionState) => {} (optional)

    A callback function to get the state of options selected/unselected.

  • onSelectionApplied: (list) => {} (optional)

    A callback function to get the state of checkbox list. If this property is added, it activates the footer of the component, containing the "Apply" and "Reset" buttons

  • selectAllButtonText: string (optional)

    The text to the select all button default: "Select All"

  • resetButtonText: string (optional)

    The text to the reset button default: "Reset"

  • applyButtonText: string (optional)

    The text to the apply button default: "Apply"

  • closeDropdownOnApply: boolean (optional)

Used in order to close the dropdown when user click on Apply button

Example

const props = {
    list: [
        {
            label: 'First option',
            name: 'first-option',
            id: 'first-option-1',
            checked: true
        },
        {
            label: 'Second option',
            name: 'second-option',
            id: 'second-option-2',
            checked: false
        },
        {
            label: 'Third option',
            name: 'third-option',
            id: 'third-option-3',
            checked: false
        }
    ],
    onSelectionApplied: selection => {
    console.log('Selected : ', selection);
    },
    dropdownButtonText: 'Selected',
    resetButtonText: 'Reset',
    applyButtonText: 'Apply'
    closeDropdownOnApply: true
};

<MultiSelect {...props} />