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@jimengio/dropdown
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A collection of components of displaying information.
In the migration... original: meson-display
yarn add @jimengio/dropdown
Demos http://fe.jimu.io/dropdown/#/dropdown-area
import { DropdownArea } from "@jimengio/dropdown"
// make sure you got container element in HTML
// <div class="meson-dropdown-container"></div>
<DropdownArea className={styleTrigger} renderContent={(onClose) => "Some content"} hideClose>
<div>No close button</div>
</DropdownArea>
let items: IMenuListItem[] = [
{
value: "a",
title: "A",
},
{
value: "b",
title: "使用 optionLabelProp 指定回填到选择框的 Option 属性。uses B",
},
{
value: "c",
title: "多选,从已有条目中选择。",
},
{
value: "d",
title: "弹出一个下拉菜单给用户选择操作,用于代替原生的选择器,或者需要一个更优雅的多选器时。",
},
];
<DropdownMenu className={styleShortInput}
value={selected}
allowClear={false}
items={items}
onSelect={(value) => setSelected(value as string)}
disabled={false}
placeholder={"请选择"}
emptyLocale={"没有数据"} />
https://github.com/jimengio/ts-workflow
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The npm package @jimengio/dropdown receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @jimengio/dropdown popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @jimengio/dropdown demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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