React Star Rating
What is this
A simple React component that shows a rating from 0 to 5 with svg stars. Just need to pass a number. No dependencies required.
Installation
As with any other node package in React, Gatsby, Next.js, etc.:
npm i @rubenvara/react-star-rating
Usage
The package exports a React component.
The component takes a number of props:
Prop | Type | Default | Required | Description |
---|
rating | Number | - | Yes | The rating. Any number from 0 to 5.0 |
config | Object | {} | No | Config options for the component. See below |
style | Object | {} | No | CSS styles passed directly to the container component |
About the config object:
Option | Type | Default | Description |
---|
fullColor | String | '#ffcf00' | The color for the filling of the stars |
emptyColor | String | '#7f7f7f' | The color for the empty parts of the stars |
size | Number | 20 | The size of the stars. Pass a number of pixels. |
showText | Boolean | false | Show the rating number next to the stars or not |
About the style prop: It accepts an object of css styles, written in camelCase to inline in JSX components. It is passed directly, unchecked, to the main div
. Use it cautiously. Check the example below.
Be aware
- Any css-valid color is accepted (hsl, hex, rgb, string, etc.).
- Stars are 1:1 proportionate (width equals height, so both equal the size property).
- If the rating number is shown (when
config.showText = true
), font size is half the star size or 16px, whichever is higher.
Example
Use it as follows:
Simple
import StarRating from '@rubenvara/react-star-rating';
return <StarRating rating={3.35} />;
Output:
More advanced
import StarRating from '@rubenvara/react-star-rating';
const rating = 3.35;
const config = {
fullColor: '#f05',
emptyColor: 'hsl(240, 80%, 85%)',
size: 42,
showText: true,
};
const style = {border: `1px solid`, borderColor: `firebrick`, padding: 12};
return <StarRating rating={rating} config={config} style={style} />;
Output:
Be careful
- Passing a rating higher than 5.0 or lower than 0.0 will break the component.
Future?