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@chakra-ui/close-button
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A React and Chakra UI close button component.
@chakra-ui/close-button is a component from the Chakra UI library that provides a customizable close button. It is typically used to close modals, alerts, or any other dismissible elements in a user interface.
Basic Close Button
This code demonstrates how to use the basic CloseButton component from the @chakra-ui/close-button package. It renders a simple close button.
import { CloseButton } from '@chakra-ui/close-button';
function App() {
return <CloseButton />;
}
Custom Size
This code shows how to render a CloseButton with a custom size. The 'size' prop can be used to adjust the button's size.
import { CloseButton } from '@chakra-ui/close-button';
function App() {
return <CloseButton size='lg' />;
}
Custom Color
This code demonstrates how to customize the color of the CloseButton. The 'color' prop allows you to set the button's color.
import { CloseButton } from '@chakra-ui/close-button';
function App() {
return <CloseButton color='red.500' />;
}
Event Handling
This code shows how to handle click events on the CloseButton. The 'onClick' prop can be used to specify a function to be called when the button is clicked.
import { CloseButton } from '@chakra-ui/close-button';
function App() {
const handleClose = () => {
alert('Close button clicked!');
};
return <CloseButton onClick={handleClose} />;
}
react-icons is a library that provides a collection of popular icons for React applications. It includes close icons that can be used similarly to the CloseButton in @chakra-ui/close-button. However, it does not provide the same level of customization and integration with Chakra UI's theme system.
react-bootstrap is a library that provides Bootstrap components for React. It includes a CloseButton component that can be used to close modals and alerts. While it offers similar functionality, it is designed to work with the Bootstrap framework rather than Chakra UI.
material-ui is a popular React component library that follows Google's Material Design guidelines. It includes a CloseIcon component that can be used to create close buttons. While it offers similar functionality, it is designed to work with Material Design rather than Chakra UI.
CloseButton is essentially a button with a close icon. It is used to handle the close functionality in feedback and overlay components like Alerts, Toasts, Drawers and Modals.
yarn add @chakra-ui/close-button
# or
npm i @chakra-ui/close-button
import { CloseButton } from "@chakra-ui/close-button"
<CloseButton />
Pass the isDisabled
prop to put the close button component in a disabled
state.
<CloseButton isDisabled />
Pass the size prop to adjust the size of the close button. Values can be sm, md or lg.
<>
<CloseButton size="sm" />
<CloseButton size="md" />
<CloseButton size="lg" />
</>
FAQs
A React and Chakra UI close button component.
We found that @chakra-ui/close-button 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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