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Installér pakken med yarn add @fremtind/jkl-icon-button-react
eller npm i @fremtind/jkl-icon-button-react
. Stil-pakken blir automatisk installert som en avhengighet.
Importer både React-pakken (velg komponenten(e) du trenger) og stil-pakken i prosjektet ditt:
import { IconButton } from "@fremtind/jkl-icon-button-react";
import "@fremtind/jkl-icon-button/icon-button.min.css";
Komponentene tar følgende props:
iconType
: Angir hvilken svg ikon skal vises (f.eks: search, calendar, clear). string
buttonTitle
: Serverer som hjelpetekst. string
onClick
: Påkrevd. Klikkhåndtering for knappen. Får en MouseEvent som første argument. MouseEventHandler<HTMLButtonElement>
En enkel bruk av knapper kan se slik ut:
<IconButton iconType="calendar" onClick={onClick} buttonTitle="Vis kalendar" />
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The npm package @fremtind/jkl-icon-button-react receives a total of 230 weekly downloads. As such, @fremtind/jkl-icon-button-react popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @fremtind/jkl-icon-button-react demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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