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@leafygreen-ui/select
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yarn add @leafygreen-ui/select
npm install @leafygreen-ui/select
import { Option, OptionGroup, Select, Size } from '@leafygreen-ui/select';
<Select
label="Label"
description="Description"
placeholder="Placeholder"
name="Name"
size={Size.Default}
defaultValue="cat"
>
<Option value="dog" description="Bark">
Dog
</Option>
<Option value="cat">Cat</Option>
<OptionGroup label="Less common">
<Option value="hamster">Hamster</Option>
<Option value="parrot">Parrot</Option>
</OptionGroup>
</Select>;
Prop | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
children | React.ReactNode | <Option /> and <OptionGroup /> elements. | |
className | string | Adds a className to the outermost element. | |
darkMode | boolean | Determines whether or not the component will appear in dark mode. | false |
size | 'xsmall' | 'small' | 'default' | 'large' | Sets the size of the component's elements. | 'default' |
id | string | id associated with the Select component. | |
name | string | The name that will be used when submitted as part of a form. | |
label | string | Text shown in bold above the input element. | |
aria-labelledby | string | Must be provided if and only if neither label nor aria-label is not provided. | |
aria-label | string | Must be provided if and only if neither label nor aria-labelledby is not provided. | |
description | React.ReactNode | Text that gives more detail about the requirements for the input. | |
placeholder | string | The placeholder text shown in the input element when an option is not selected. | 'Select' |
disabled | boolean | Disables the component from being edited. | false |
value | string | Sets the <Option /> that will appear selected and makes the component a controlled component. | '' |
defaultValue | string | Sets the <Option /> that will appear selected on page load when the component is uncontrolled. | '' |
onChange | function | A function that gets called when the selected value changes. Receives the value string as the first argument. | () => {} |
readOnly | boolean | Disables the console warning when the component is controlled and no onChange prop is provided. | false |
allowDeselect | boolean | Enables or disables the option for a user to select a null default value. | true |
renderMode | 'inline' | 'portal' | 'top-layer' | Options to render the popover element * [deprecated] 'inline' will render the popover element inline in the DOM where it's written * [deprecated] 'portal' will render the popover element in a new div appended to the body. Alternatively, can be portaled into a provided portalContainer * 'top-layer' will render the popover element in the top layer | 'top-layer' |
portalContainer | HTMLElement | null | Sets the container used for the popover's portal. NOTE: If using a scrollContainer make sure that the portalContainer is contained within the scrollContainer . E.g, passing the same refrence to scrollContainer and portalContainer . | |
scrollContainer | HTMLElement | null | If the popover portal has a scrollable ancestor other than the window, this prop allows passing a reference to that lement to allow the portal to position properly. | |
portalClassName | string | Passes the given className to the popover's portal container if the default portal container is being used. | |
popoverZIndex | number | Sets the z-index CSS property for the popover. | |
state | 'error' | 'none' | 'valid' | Determines the state of the <select> | 'none' |
errorMessage | string | Text that shows when the state is set to error . | 'This input needs your attention' |
successMessage | string | Text that shows when the state is set to valid . | 'Success' |
baseFontSize | '13' | '16' | Determines the base font size if sizeVariant is set to default | '13' |
dropdownWidthBasis | 'option' | 'trigger' | Determines the width of the dropdown. trigger will make the dropdown width the width of the menu trigger. option will make the dropdown width as wide as the widest option. | trigger |
Prop | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
children | string | number | Content to appear inside of the component. | |
className | string | Adds a className to the outermost element. | |
glyph | React.ReactElement | Icon to display next to the option text. | |
value | string | Corresponds to the value passed into the onChange prop of <Select /> when the option is selected. | text contents of children |
description | string | Optional descriptive text under the value | |
disabled | boolean | Prevents the option from being selectable. | false |
Prop | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
children | node | <Option /> elements | |
className | string | Adds a className to the outermost element. | |
label | string | Text shown above the group's options. | |
disabled | boolean | Prevents all the contained options from being selectable. | false |
getTestUtils()
is a util that allows consumers to reliably interact with LG Select
in a product test suite. If the Select
component cannot be found, an error will be thrown.
import { Select, getTestUtils } from '@leafygreen-ui/select';
const utils = getTestUtils(lgId?: string); // lgId refers to the custom `data-lgid` attribute passed to `Select`. It defaults to 'lg-select' if left empty.
Select
import { render } from '@testing-library/react';
import userEvent from '@testing-library/user-event';
import { Select, getTestUtils } from '@leafygreen-ui/select';
...
test('select', () => {
render(
<Select
label="Label"
description="Description"
>
<Option value="dog" description="Bark">
Dog
</Option>
<Option value="cat">Cat</Option>
<OptionGroup label="Less common">
<Option value="hamster">Hamster</Option>
<Option value="parrot">Parrot</Option>
</OptionGroup>
</Select>
);
const { getInputValue, getInput, getOptions } = getTestUtils();
expect(getInput()).toBeInTheDocument();
expect(getInputValue()).toBe('Select');
// opens the select
userEvent.click(getInput());
// `select` is an option
expect(getOptions()).toHaveLength(5);
});
Select
'sWhen testing multiple Select
's it is recommended to add the custom data-lgid
attribute to each Select
.
import { render } from '@testing-library/react';
import { Select, getTestUtils } from '@leafygreen-ui/select';
...
test('select', () => {
render(
<>
<Select
label="Label 1"
description="Description 1"
data-lgid="select-1"
>
<Option value="dog" description="Bark">
Dog
</Option>
<Option value="cat">Cat</Option>
<OptionGroup label="Less common">
<Option value="hamster">Hamster</Option>
<Option value="parrot">Parrot</Option>
</OptionGroup>
</Select>
<Select
label="Label 2"
description="Description 2"
data-lgid="select-2"
defaultValue="sad cat"
>
<Option value="sad dog" description="Sad Bark Bark">
Sad Dog
</Option>
<Option value="sad cat">Sad Cat</Option>
<OptionGroup label="Less common">
<Option value="sad hamster">Sad Hamster</Option>
<Option value="sad parrot">Sad Parrot</Option>
</OptionGroup>
</Select>
</>,
);
const lgUtilsSelect1 = getTestUtils('select-1'); // data-lgid
const lgUtilsSelect2 = getTestUtils('select-2'); // data-lgid
// First Select
expect(lgUtilsSelect1.getInput()).toBeInTheDocument();
expect(lgUtilsSelect1.getInputValue()).toBe('Select');
// Second Select
expect(lgUtilsSelect2.getInput()).toBeInTheDocument();
expect(lgUtilsSelect2.getInputValue()).toBe('sad cat');
});
import { render } from '@testing-library/react';
import TextInput, { getTestUtils as getTextInputTestUtils } from '@leafygreen-ui/text-input';
import { Select, getTestUtils as getSelectTestUtils } from '@leafygreen-ui/select';
...
test('Form', () => {
render(
<Form>
<TextInput label="TextInput label" />
<Select
label="Label 1"
description="Description 1"
>
<Option value="dog" description="Bark">
Dog
</Option>
<Option value="cat">Cat</Option>
<OptionGroup label="Less common">
<Option value="hamster">Hamster</Option>
<Option value="parrot">Parrot</Option>
</OptionGroup>
</Select>
</Form>,
);
const lgUtilsTextInput = getTextInputTestUtils();
const lgUtilsSelect = getSelectTestUtils();
// LG TextInput
expect(lgUtilsTextInput.getInput()).toBeInTheDocument();
expect(lgUtilsTextInput.getInputValue()).toBe('');
// LG Select
expect(lgUtilsSelect.getInput()).toBeInTheDocument();
expect(lgUtilsSelect.getInputValue()).toBe('Select');
});
const {
getInput,
getLabel,
getDescription,
getErrorMessage,
getOptions,
getOptionByValue,
getPopover,
getInputValue,
isDisabled,
isValid,
isError,
} = getTestUtils();
Util | Description | Returns |
---|---|---|
getInput() | Returns the input node | HTMLButtonElement |
getLabel() | Returns the label node | HTMLButtonElement | null |
getDescription() | Returns the description node | HTMLButtonElement | null |
getErrorMessage() | Returns the error message node | HTMLButtonElement | null |
getOptions() | Returns an array of options | Array<HTMLLIElement> |
getOptionByValue(string) | Returns an individual option | HTMLLIElement | null |
getPopover() | Returns the dropdown popover | HTMLDivElement | null |
getInputValue() | Returns the input value | string |
isDisabled() | Returns whether the input is disabled | boolean |
isError() | Returns whether the input state is error | boolean |
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The npm package @leafygreen-ui/select receives a total of 79,505 weekly downloads. As such, @leafygreen-ui/select popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @leafygreen-ui/select 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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