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Easily create fully customizable country, state, and city dropdowns with this comprehensive package. Perfect for any web form or application requiring accurate geographic selection, this package supports dynamic and dependent dropdowns, ensuring a seamles
A customizable React component for country, state, and city dropdowns.
To get started with the Country Dropdown component, follow these steps:
npm i country-dropdown
Before using the component, you need to get an API key from the Country State City API website.
Please make sure to replace the your_api_key
in the .env file with your actual API key.
REACT_APP_COUNTRY_STATE_CITY_API_KEY = your_api_key
Wrap your components using the ValueProvider component to ensure proper functionality.
import { ValueProvider } from "country-dropdown";
<ValueProvider>
<YourComponents>
</ValueProvider>
Import the Dropdown component and integrate it into your application, providing a suitable onChange function.
import { Dropdown, ValueProvider } from "country-dropdown";
<ValueProvider>
<Dropdown
onChange={(value, type) => handleChange(value, type)}
/>
</ValueProvider>
Prop Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
onChange | (value: object, type: string) => void | A callback function triggered when the value of the dropdown changes. Receives the selected value and the type of dropdown (e.g., "Country", "State", "City"). |
dropdownOptions (optional) | Array<string> | An array of strings representing the dropdown options. Determines the number of dropdowns to display. Example: ["Country", "State", "City"] . |
cityPlaceholder (optional) | string | The placeholder text to display in the city dropdown. |
statePlaceholder (optional) | string | The placeholder text to display in the state dropdown. |
countryPlaceholder (optional) | string | The placeholder text to display in the country dropdown. |
containerClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the container that wraps the dropdown component. |
inputClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the dropdown input field. |
optionItemClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the dropdown options. |
optionItemSelectedClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the selected dropdown options. |
optionsListClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the dropdown options list. |
optionItemHoverClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the dropdown options when hovered. Use hover: for Tailwind classes and :hover for regular CSS classes. |
defaultCountryValue (optional) | string | The ISO2 code for the default country to be selected if Country is not present in the dropdown options. |
defaultStateValue (optional) | string | The ISO2 code for the default state to be selected if Country and State are not present in the dropdown options. |
labelClasses (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the input label. |
cityLabel (optional) | string | A label for the city dropdown. |
countryLabel (optional) | string | A label for the country dropdown. |
stateLabel (optional) | string | A label for the state dropdown. |
cityDropdownName (optional) | string | A name for the city dropdown. |
stateDropdownName (optional) | string | A name for the state dropdown. |
countryDropdownName (optional) | string | A name for the country dropdown. |
import { DropdownWithReactHookForm } from "country-dropdown";
<DropdownWithReactHookForm
onDropdownChange={(value, type) =>
handleChange(value, type)
}
dropdownOptions={["City", "State", "Country"]}
/>
Prop Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
onDropdownChange | (value: object, type: string) => void | A callback function triggered when the value of the dropdown changes. Receives the selected value and the type of dropdown (e.g., "Country", "State", "City"). |
dropdownOptions (optional) | Array<string> | An array of strings representing the dropdown options. Determines the number of dropdowns to display. Example: ["Country", "State", "City"] . |
cityPlaceholder (optional) | string | The placeholder text to display in the city dropdown. |
statePlaceholder (optional) | string | The placeholder text to display in the state dropdown. |
countryPlaceholder (optional) | string | The placeholder text to display in the country dropdown. |
containerClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the container that wraps the dropdown component. |
inputClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the dropdown input field. |
optionItemClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the dropdown options. |
optionItemSelectedClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the selected dropdown options. |
optionsListClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the dropdown options list. |
optionItemHoverClassName (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the dropdown options when hovered. Use hover: for Tailwind classes and :hover for regular CSS classes. |
defaultCountryValue (optional) | string | The ISO2 code for the default country to be selected if Country is not present in the dropdown options. |
defaultStateValue (optional) | string | The ISO2 code for the default state to be selected if Country and State are not present in the dropdown options. |
labelClasses (optional) | string | A CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the input label. |
cityLabel (optional) | string | A label for the city dropdown. |
countryLabel (optional) | string | A label for the country dropdown. |
stateLabel (optional) | string | A label for the state dropdown. |
cityDropdownName (optional) | string | A name for the city dropdown. |
stateDropdownName (optional) | string | A name for the state dropdown. |
countryDropdownName (optional) | string | A name for the country dropdown. |
errorClassNames (optional) | string | CSS class name or Tailwind classes to customize the styling of the error message. |
cityValidations (optional) | RegisterOptions | Validations for city dropdown |
stateValidations (optional) | RegisterOptions | Validations for state dropdown |
countryValidations (optional) | RegisterOptions | Validations for country dropdown |
FAQs
Easily create fully customizable country, state, and city dropdowns with this comprehensive package. Perfect for any web form or application requiring accurate geographic selection, this package supports dynamic and dependent dropdowns, ensuring a seamles
The npm package country-dropdown receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, country-dropdown popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that country-dropdown demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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