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@chakra-ui/clickable
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React hook and component that implements native button interactions
React hook that implements all the interactions of a native button
component
with support for making it focusable even if it is disabled.
It can be used with both native button elements or other elements (like div
).
import { useClickable } from "@chakra-ui/clickable"
// create a clickable primitive
const Clickable = (props) => {
const clickable = useClickable(props)
return <chakra.button display="inline-flex" {...clickable} />
}
// use the clickable primitive
const Example = () => (
<Clickable
as="div"
onClick={(event) => {
alert("clicked")
}}
_active={{ bg: "blue", color: "white" }}
_disabled={{ opacity: 0.4, pointerEvents: "none" }}
>
Clickable
</Clickable>
)
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React hook and component that implements native button interactions
The npm package @chakra-ui/clickable receives a total of 397,740 weekly downloads. As such, @chakra-ui/clickable popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @chakra-ui/clickable demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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