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@beisen-platform/common-label
Advanced tools
cnpm install 或 npm install cnpm使用教程
npm run dev (开发环境打包 port:8080)
npm run test (测试用例)
npm run build (生产环境打包)
{
readOnly:false,
required: true,
helpMsg:'qdwdqwd',
sideTip:false, //toolTip是否左右显示
hiddenTip:false, //toolTip是否显示
labelText: 'AutoComplete', //左侧 label 文字
hiddenLabel: false, //隐藏整个组件
lablePos: true, //label位置,true时在左边,false在上边
lableTxt: false, //label中文字对齐方式,true左对齐,false右对齐
iconClick: function(){} //没有iconClick这个字段即不支持此功能。 有即是支持这个特性
}
1.安装npm组件包
npm install @beisen/common-label --save-dev
2.引用组件
import CommonLabel from "@beisen/common-label"
传入参数
该参数为上述参数,传入方式使用: {...参数}
{
readOnly:false,
required: true,
helpMsg:'qdwdqwd',
sideTip:false, //toolTip是否左右显示
hiddenTip:false, //toolTip是否显示
labelText: 'AutoComplete', //左侧 label 文字
lablePos: true, //label位置,true时在左边,false在上边
lableTxt: false, //label中文字对齐方式,true左对齐,false右对齐
}
render () {
return (
<CommonLabel {...data} />
)
}
FAQs
表单项前面的Label文字
The npm package @beisen-platform/common-label receives a total of 9 weekly downloads. As such, @beisen-platform/common-label popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @beisen-platform/common-label demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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