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react-draggable-tab
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Atom like draggable tab react component.
npm install --save react-draggable-tab
Tab
Tab
is just a case class to check props.
props.children
will rendered into content area.
key
: unique key in TabList
.
React.PropTypes.string.isRequired
beforeTitle
: element to show in tab. eg icon.
React.PropTypes.element
title
: string or element to show in tab.
React.PropTypes.oneOfType([React.PropTypes.string, React.PropTypes.element]).isRequired
afterTitle
: element to show in tab. eg: notification badge
React.PropTypes.element
disableClose
: If true
, closeButton will not be appeared in tab.
React.PropTypes.bool
(Default false
)
beforeTitle
:
tabClassNames
: classNames which will be added to rendered elements.
tab
: base li
element of tab (defult: rdTab
)
tabBefore
: before element of li
which emulate :Before
selector (defult: rdTabBefore
)
tabAfter
: after element of li
which emulate :After
selector (defult: rdTabAfter
)
tabTitle
: span
element of tab title (defult: rdTabTitle
)
tabBeforeTitle
: span
element of tab before title (defult: tabBeforeTitle
)
tabAfterTitle
: span
element of tab after title (defult: tabAfterTitle
)
tabCloseIcon
: base span
element of close icon (defult: rdCloseIcon
)
tabActive
: selected tab's li
, before, after (defult: rdTabActive
)
tabStyles
: Inline styles which will be overwritten default and common-tabs inline styles.
tab
: base li
element of tab
tabBefore
: before element of li
which emulate :Before
selector.
tabAfter
: after element of li
which emulate :After
selector.
tabTitle
: span
element of tab title
tabActive
: selected tab's li
tabBeforeActive
: selected tab's li
before
tabAfterActive
: selected tab's li
after
tabTitleActive
: selected tab's title
tabCloseIcon
: base span
element of close icon
tabCloseIconOnHover
: base span
element of close icon when hover
Tabs
Tabs
is container for tab. it will render tabBar and content of selected element.
tabs
: Array of Tab
elements.
React.PropTypes.arrayOf(React.PropTypes.element)
selectedTab
: key for selectedTab.
React.PropTypes.string
default to first tab.
tabAddButton
: element for add button.
React.PropTypes.element
shortCutKeys
: Short cut key bindings as Mousetrap style.close
: key binding to close current tab (onTabClose
will be called)create
: key binding to create tab (onTabAddButtonClick
will be called)moveRight
: key binding to move right (onTabSelect
will be called)moveLeft
: key binding to move left (onTabSelect
will be called)tabsClassNames
: classNames which will be added to rendered elements.
tabBar
: base ul
element of tab bar (defult: rdTabBar
)
tabBarAfter
: after span
element of tab bar which emulate :After
selector (defult: rdTabBarAfter
)
tab
: base li
element of tab (defult: rdTab
)
tabBefore
: before element of li
which emulate :Before
selector (defult: rdTabBefore
)
tabAfter
: after element of li
which emulate :After
selector (defult: rdTabAfter
)
tabTitle
: span
element of tab title (defult: rdTabTitle
)
tabBeforeTitle
: span
element of tab before title (defult: rdTabBeforeTitle
)
tabBeforeTitle
: span
element of tab after title (defult: rdTabAfterTitle
)
tabCloseIcon
: base span
element of close icon (defult: rdCloseIcon
)
tabActive
: selected tab's li
, before, after (defult: rdTabActive
)
tabsStyles
: Inline styles which will be overwritten default inline styles.
tabBar
: base ul
element of tab bar
tabBarAfter
: after span
element of tab bar which emulate :After
selector
tab
: base li
element of tab
tabBefore
: before element of li
which emulate :Before
selector.
tabAfter
: after element of li
which emulate :After
selector.
tabTitle
: span
element of tab title
tabActive
: selected tab's li
tabBeforeActive
: selected tab's li
before
tabAfterActive
: selected tab's li
after
tabTitleActive
: selected tab's title
tabCloseIcon
: base span
element of close icon
tabCloseIconOnHover
: base span
element of close icon when hover
onTabSelect(e, key, currentTabs)
: Called when tab of key was selected.
currentTabs
is array of tabs elements sorted with current order.
onTabClose(e, key, currentTabs)
: Called when tab of key was closed.
currentTabs
is array of tabs elements sorted with current order.
onTabPositionChange(e, key, currentTabs)
: Called when tab of key was moved.
currentTabs
is array of tabs elements sorted with current order.
onTabAddButtonClick(e, currentTabs)
: Called when tab add button
was clicked.
currentTabs
is array of tabs elements sorted with current order.
Basically you will concat currentTabs
with new empty tab.
let newTabs = currentTabs.concat([newTab]);
onTabDoubleClick(e, key)
: Called when title
was double clicked.
class App extends React.Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
let icon = (<image src='icon.png' style={{height:'13px'}}/>);
let fonticon = (<icon className='icon-html5'/>);
let badge = (<DynamicTabBadge />);
this.state = {
tabs:[
(<Tab key={'tab0'} title={'unclosable tab'} disableClose={true} >
<div>
<h1>This tab cannot close</h1>
</div>
</Tab>),
(<Tab key={'tab1'} title={'1stTab'} beforeTitle={icon} >
<div>
<h1>This is tab1</h1>
</div>
</Tab>),
(<Tab key={'tab2'} title={'2ndTab Too long Toooooooooooooooooo long'} beforeTitle={fonticon} >
<div>
<pre>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit,
</pre>
</div>
</Tab>),
(<Tab key={'tab3'} title={'Dynamic tab'} afterTitle={badge}>
<DynamicTabContent/>
</Tab>)
],
badgeCount: 0
};
}
handleTabSelect(e, key, currentTabs) {
console.log('handleTabSelect key:', key);
this.setState({selectedTab: key, tabs: currentTabs});
}
handleTabClose(e, key, currentTabs) {
console.log('tabClosed key:', key);
this.setState({tabs: currentTabs});
}
handleTabPositionChange(e, key, currentTabs) {
console.log('tabPositionChanged key:', key);
this.setState({tabs: currentTabs});
}
handleTabAddButtonClick(e, currentTabs) {
// key must be unique
const key = 'newTab_' + Date.now();
let newTab = (<Tab key={key} title='untitled'>
<div>
<h1>New Empty Tab</h1>
</div>
</Tab>);
let newTabs = currentTabs.concat([newTab]);
this.setState({
tabs: newTabs,
selectedTab: key
});
}
render() {
return (
<Tabs
tabsClassNames={tabsClassNames}
tabsStyles={tabsStyles}
selectedTab={this.state.selectedTab ? this.state.selectedTab : "tab2"}
onTabSelect={this.handleTabSelect.bind(this)}
onTabClose={this.handleTabClose.bind(this)}
onTabAddButtonClick={this.handleTabAddButtonClick.bind(this)}
onTabPositionChange={this.handleTabPositionChange.bind(this)}
tabs={this.state.tabs}
shortCutKeys={
{
'close': ['alt+command+w', 'alt+ctrl+w'],
'create': ['alt+command+t', 'alt+ctrl+t'],
'moveRight': ['alt+command+tab', 'alt+ctrl+tab'],
'moveLeft': ['shift+alt+command+tab', 'shift+alt+ctrl+tab']
}
}
/>
)
}
};
See also example
npm install
npm run start:example
npm test
Tabs
do not care any change in Tab
content.
content needs update by your application side.
See 3rdTab
in example.
flex
style should be define in CSS for safari.
See https://github.com/facebook/react/issues/2020In application, class rdTabBar
or your custom class of TabBar
needs display: -webkit-flex
in CSS like below.
.myTabBar {
display: -webkit-flex;
}
Ver 0.3.2
FAQs
Draggable chrome like tab react component
The npm package react-draggable-tab receives a total of 84 weekly downloads. As such, react-draggable-tab popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-draggable-tab 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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