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selectron-react

v1.0.2

Published

A select replacement component built with & for React

Downloads

13

Readme

Selectron React

A simple select replacement component built with & for React.Js

I built this select replacement as I was frustrated with the UX other react select replacements offered. I found other solutions over engineered, complicated to use and ultimatley not user friendly.

See some examples / docs at https://dahliacreative.github.io/selectron-react/

Installation

npm install selectron-react

or

yarn add selectron-react

Usage

<Selectron
        options={[{
            value: 'England',
            label: 'England'
        },{
            value: 'Wales',
            label: 'Wales'
        },{
            value: 'Scotland,
            label: 'Scotland'
        },{
            value: 'Northern Ireland',
            label: 'Northern Ireland'
        }]}
        onChange={(value) => {this.setState({value})}}
        value={this.state.value}/>

Options

| Prop | Type | Required | Default | Description | |-------------|--------------|----------|-----------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | options | array | Yes | [] | an array of option objects, requires value and label params | | value | object/array | No | null | an option object / array of option objects, requires value and labelparams | | onChange | function | Yes | () => {} | a function to be called when the select changes, recieves value as param | | onSearch | function | No | | a function to be called when the user searches, recieves term as param. used for ajaxing in options | | multi | bool | No | false | allow multiple options | | placeholder | string | No | Please select... | placeholder to display | | clearable | bool | No | true | allows user to clear value once an option is selected | | searchable | bool | No | true | allows user to filter the options list | | required | bool | No | false | adds HTML5 required attribute to hidden inputs | | name | string | No | selectron-react-value | HTML name attribute add to hidden fields |

License

Copyright (c) 2017 Simon Sturgess

Licensed under the MIT license.