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@vlsergey/react-bootstrap-button-with-spinner
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Wrapper around React Bootstrap Button component with spinner and auto-disabled functionality (to prevent doubleclick)
Ready-to-use wrapper for react-bootstrap Button component. Automatically disables button and displays spinner inside until async onClick
handler is completed. I.e. until Promise
returned by onClick
is resolved or rejected.
npm i --save @vlsergey/react-bootstrap-button-with-spinner
or
npm i --save-dev @vlsergey/react-bootstrap-button-with-spinner
// Replace 'import Button from "react-bootstrap/Button"' with"
import Button from "@vlsergey/react-bootstrap-button-with-spinner"
<Button onClick={this.handleClick}>Button text</Button>
Component is a drop-in replacement for React Bootstrap Button component.
No additional configuration is required.
onClick
handle does not need to be async, i.e. is not required to return Promise. But auto-disable/auto-spinner functionality will work only if handler is async. In other cases it will fallback to original functionality of Button.
Property | Default value | Description |
---|---|---|
spinner | <Spinner animation="border" aria-hidden="true" as="span" role="status" size="sm" {...spinnerProps} /> | Allow to replace default Spinner with something else |
spinnerProps | {} | Allow to override default Spinner properties. |
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