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@enymo/react-clickable-next
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Simple React Component providing a unified API for working with Buttons, Anchors and Next.js Links.
Simple React Component providing a unified API for working with Buttons, Anchors and Next.js Links.
The library may be installed from npm using
npm i @enymo/react-clickable-next
Note: This library is intended to be used in conjunction with Next.js, incorporating their <Link /> component so that clickables may be used to navigate between routes.
The component supports the following props:
| Prop | Description |
|---|---|
| className | Additional class(es) for the component. Note that a disabled Clickable will always gain the disabled class in addition to those specified with this prop. |
| style | A custom style may be specified for the component |
| to | The target when using the Clickable as a hyperlink. Passing this prop will cause the Clickable to render a <Link> or <a> tag, even if onClick is specified as well. |
| linkType | May be normal, no-next or new-tab. Default is normal. no-next will disable the use of Next.js for the clickable and render an <a> tag instead of a <Link> if applicable. new-tab will open the link in a new tab, which also disabled the use of Next.js' Link. |
| disabled | Disables the clickable. A button will be set to disabled via prop. Since <a> tags cannot be disabled without some rather sketchy meddling with event propagation, the clickable will render a <div> instead of an Anchor in this case. The disabled class will be added regardless of type. |
| submit | If the clickable renders a button, this prop sets the button type from 'button' to 'submit'. Otherwise, this prop has no effect. |
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Simple React Component providing a unified API for working with Buttons, Anchors and Next.js Links.
We found that @enymo/react-clickable-next demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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