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@paprika/button
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Button component, for performing an action on the page you’re viewing.
Button component, for performing an action on the page you’re viewing.
yarn add @paprika/button
or with npm:
npm install @paprika/button
Prop | Type | required | default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
a11yText | string | false | null | Descriptive a11y text for assistive technologies. By default, text from children node will be used. |
canPropagate | bool | false | true | If click events are allowed to propagate up the DOM tree. |
children | node | false | null | Body content of the button. |
icon | node | false | null | An icon to be included to the left of children content. |
isActive | bool | false | null | If the button is in an "active" or "selected" state. |
isDisabled | bool | false | false | If the button is disabled. |
isDropdown | bool | false | false | If the button includes a down arrow to the right of children content. |
isFullWidth | bool | false | false | If the width of the button should span it's parent container (100%). |
isPending | bool | false | false | If the button should render in a pending state (with a spinner icon). |
isSemantic | bool | false | true | If it will be rendered as a element. If false, a will be rendered via an accessible . |
isSubmit | bool | false | false | If the type attribute should "submit", instead of the default "button". |
kind | [ Button.types.kind.DEFAULT, Button.types.kind.PRIMARY, Button.types.kind.SECONDARY, Button.types.kind.DESTRUCTIVE, Button.types.kind.FLAT, Button.types.kind.MINOR, Button.types.kind.LINK] | false | Button.types.kind.DEFAULT | The visual style of the button. |
onClick | func | false | () => {} | Callback to be executed when the button is clicked or activated by keyboard. Typically required. |
role | string | false | "button" | Value for role attribute to override the default of "button". |
size | [ Button.types.size.SMALL, Button.types.size.MEDIUM, Button.types.size.LARGE] | false | Button.types.size.MEDIUM | Size of the button (font size, min-height, padding, etc). |
tabIndex | number | false | null | Value for tabindex attribute to override the default of 0. |
Prop | Type | required | default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
a11yText | string | false | null | Descriptive a11y text for assistive technologies. By default, text from children node will be used. |
isDark | bool | false | false | If the close button will be rendered on a dark background and will use inverted colours. |
Prop | Type | required | default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
children | node | true | - | Body content of the button (an icon). |
kind | [ Icon.types.kind.DEFAULT, Icon.types.kind.PRIMARY, Icon.types.kind.SECONDARY, Icon.types.kind.DESTRUCTIVE, Icon.types.kind.FLAT, Icon.types.kind.MINOR, Icon.types.kind.LINK] | false | Icon.types.kind.DEFAULT | The visual style of the button. |
size | [ Icon.types.size.SMALL, Icon.types.size.MEDIUM, Icon.types.size.LARGE] | false | Icon.types.size.MEDIUM | Size of the button (font size, min-height, padding, etc). |
Prop | Type | required | default | Description |
---|---|---|---|---|
a11yText | string | false | null | Descriptive a11y text for assistive technologies. By default, text from children node will be used. |
children | node | true | - | Body content of the button. |
href | string | true | - | Url for the link. |
icon | node | false | null | An icon to be included to the left of children content. |
isDisabled | bool | false | false | If the button is disabled. |
kind | [ Link.types.kind.DEFAULT, Link.types.kind.PRIMARY, Link.types.kind.SECONDARY, Link.types.kind.DESTRUCTIVE, Link.types.kind.FLAT, Link.types.kind.MINOR, Link.types.kind.LINK] | false | Link.types.kind.LINK | The visual style of the button. |
size | [ Link.types.size.SMALL, Link.types.size.MEDIUM, Link.types.size.LARGE] | false | Link.types.size.MEDIUM | Size of the button (font size, min-height, padding, etc). |
shouldOpenNewTab | bool | false | false | Whether the link should open a new tab. |
suffixIcon | node | false | Size of the button (font size, min-height, padding, etc). |
The <Button>
component is a fully accessible button intended for use typically as a skeuomorphic button, but many visual styles (kinds) are available.
For buttons with a label that is only an icon, the <Button.Icon>
component is provided. For typical close buttons, <Button.Close>
is provided.
It is rendered as a <button>
element by default, but can also be rendered as a generic <span>
, via the <RawButton>
if global CSS conflicts are an issue (when isSemantic
prop is set to false
).
For a basic button
import Button from "@paprika/button";
<Button onClick={clickHandler}>Button label</Button>;
Or an Icon button
import Button from "@paprika/button";
import InfoIcon from "@paprika/icon/lib/InfoCircle";
<Button.Icon onClick={clickHandler}>
<InfoIcon />
</Button.Icon>;
Or a Close button
import Button from "@paprika/button";
<Button.Close onClick={clickHandler} />;
FAQs
Button component, for performing an action on the page you’re viewing.
The npm package @paprika/button receives a total of 5,871 weekly downloads. As such, @paprika/button popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @paprika/button demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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