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react-minimal-components
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Minimal React components rendering what you'd expect
##Component Provided components:
<Select options={...} defaultValue={...} onChange={...} .../>
options
: expected to be an array of objects, each providing label
and value
attributes(or corresponding labelField
/valueField
, see example below.). Eg. [{label:'One',value:1,myfield:'eRwe34'},...,{label:'Two',value:2,myfield:'x2We33'}]
defaultvalue
: it can either be the value
of one of the options
or a the whole option object. Eg. {label:'One',value:1,myfield:'eRwe34'}
or 1
onChange
: this is the only React Event/SyntheticEvent currently implemented in the component. Will call the received function passing it the current object selected from the options
prop.const options =[
{value:34,label:'Hello',voice:'John'},
{value:22, label:'Hola',voice:'Anna'},
{value:39, label:'Aloha',voice:'Bender'},
]
const defVal = 34
const parentChanger= function(ob){
console.log(obj.voice+' says: ', obj.label)
}
ReactDOM.render(<Select options={options} defaultValue={defVal} onChange={parentChanger}/>
, document.querySelector('div#app-container')
);
//=> Will render
//<select value='34'>
// <option value='34'>Hello</option>
// <option value='22'>Hola</option>
// <option value='39'>Aloha</option>
//</select>
// => 'John says: Hello'
Using custom fields as value
and label
.
const options =[
{myVal:34,tag:'Hello',voice:'John'},
{myVal:22, tag:'Hola',voice:'Anna'},
{myVal:39, tag:'Aloha',voice:'Bender'},
]
const defVal = 34
const parentChanger= function(ob){
console.log(obj.voice+' says: ', obj.label)
}
ReactDOM.render(<Select options={options} defaultValue={defVal} onChange={parentChanger labelField='tag' valueField='myVal'}/>
, document.querySelector('div#app-container')
);
//=> Will render
//<select value='34'>
// <option value='34'>Hello</option>
// <option value='22'>Hola</option>
// <option value='39'>Aloha</option>
//</select>
*Note*: React discourages the use of `selected` in the `<option>` tags, hence the `value` attribute at the `<select>` tag instead.
FAQs
Minimalistic components for React, not wrapped in s.
The npm package react-minimal-components receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, react-minimal-components popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-minimal-components 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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