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react-searchable-select

v1.1.0

Published

#### Developed By: Ashish Arora (GitId: ashisharora1998)

Downloads

14

Readme

react-searchable-select

Developed By: Ashish Arora (GitId: ashisharora1998)

Are you tired of formatting your options list for select input like this:

[{ label: "value 1", value: 1, }]

So I developed this new component where just need to pass your data into the props and define what will be your label and what will be your value with keys from your given data. This new Select input library also gives you an optional separate search input to search your options. You can customize this component however you want very easily. This library is built on MUI components which will be very friendly for you to use

Example:

Props list:

selectionList:

Pass an array of objects.[{},{},{}]

placeholder

value:

Object as {label:"", value:""}

onChange:

will return an object

name

isRequired: true or false

label

search: true or false

autoFormat: true or false

Pass true if you are adding your selectionList data without formatting it as label and value object

labelKey:

example: "id"

valueKeys:

example:["first_name","last_name"]