react-responsive-select

React Responsive Select

A customisable, touchable, React single-select / multi-select form control.

Built with keyboard and screen reader accessibility in mind.

Features

• Single and Multi select modes
• Accessible WAI ARIA compliance
• Touch friendly
• Keyboard friendly
• Similar interaction experience across platforms
• Easy to style

Demo

https://benbowes.github.io/react-responsive-select/demo/

Codepen

• Basic implementation example react-responsive-select https://codepen.io/benbowes/pen/gxEdoG
• Multiselect implementation with react-responsive-select https://codepen.io/benbowes/pen/MEoYvd
• Controlled example react-responsive-select https://codepen.io/benbowes/pen/baKoBQ

Screen reader demo

Getting started

Install the dependency - https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-responsive-select

npm install react-responsive-select -D

Add ReactResponsiveSelect.js

And include the CSS file in your project via an import, or by copy/pasting the CSS from: ../node_modules/react-responsive-select/dist/ReactResponsiveSelect.css

Example usage:

import React from 'react';
import ReactResponsiveSelect from 'react-responsive-select';

const reportChange = (newValue) => console.log(newValue);

const Form = () => (
  <form ref={r => this.form = r}>
    <ReactResponsiveSelect
      name="make"
      options={[
        { text: 'Any', value: 'null' },
        { text: 'Oldsmobile', value: 'oldsmobile', markup: <span>Oldsmobile</span> },
        { text: 'Ford', value: 'ford', markup: <span>Ford</span> }
      ]}
      prefix="Make:"
      selectedValue="mazda"
      onSubmit={() => { this.form.submit(); }}
      onChange={reportChange}
      caretIcon={<span>+</span>}
    />
  </form>
);

A more detailed usage example can be found here: https://github.com/benbowes/react-responsive-select/blob/master/demo/src/index.js

Altering styling

The CSS in ./dist/ReactResponsiveSelect.css is plain css. Include it in your project via an import or copy paste it's contents into your stylesheet. Customisations can be done via overriding the styles or rewriting the classes.

The class names themselves are not configurable.

To aid in styling the hover/selected states in the options list, I would suggest overriding the class that hides the options temporarily e.g.

.rrs__button + .rrs__options {
  /* height: 0;
  visibility: hidden; */
  height: auto;
  visibility: visible;
}

Custom labeling

You can hook into the onChange function via the customLabelRenderer function prop. This allows you to render a custom label. See the API table for what the selectedOption object has in it.

<ReactResponsiveSelect
  name="make2"
  options={options}
  onSubmit={() => { this.form.submit(); }}
  // (Optional) format your own label text like this
  customLabelRenderer={selectedOption => `Selected make is ${selectedOption.text} :)`}
/>

API

Single Select

prop	type	description
name (required)	String	The name to send with the selected option value(s) on form submit
options (required)	Array of objects	[{ text: "Fiat", value: "fiat", markup: <span>Fiat</span> disabled: true; }] text: (Required) display value for the select and the default for the option label value: (Required) value that is submitted markup: (Optional) JSX markup used as the option label. Allows for the use of badges and icons... disabled: (Optional) disable option - option cannot be selected and is greyed Note: text is used as the option label when markup is not present
onSubmit	Function	Some function that submits your form
onChange	Function	Listen for changes on selected option change returns { altered: true||false, name: select.name, value: option.value, text: option.text, markup: JSX Object } Note: altered signifies whether a select has been changed from it's original value.
caretIcon	JSX	Add a dropdown icon by using JSX markup
selectedValue	String	Pre-select an option with this value - should match an existing option.value, or if omitted the first item will be selected
prefix	String	Prefix for the select label
disabled	Boolean	Disables the select control
customLabelRenderer	Function	Allows you to format your own select label The customLabelRenderer function returns an option object e.g. { name: select.name, value: option.value, text: option.text, markup: JSX Object } To use this feature you need to return some JSX; using values from the above object to create your own custom label. See the example in the [singleselect demo](https://github.com/benbowes/react-responsive-select/blob/master/demo/src/index.js#L144).

Multi Select

Same as Single Select API but with the following amendments

multiselect	Boolean	Makes the select control handle multiple selections. Check the implementation example here: https://benbowes.github.io/react-responsive-select/demo/
selectedValues	Array of String values	Pre-select several options with this value - should match against an existing option.value, or if omitted, the first item will be selected. e.g. selectedValues={['mazda','ford']}
customLabelRenderer	Function	Allows you to format your own select label The customLabelRenderer function returns an array option objects e.g. [{ name: select.name, value: option.value, text: option.text, markup: JSX Object }] To use this feature you need to return some JSX; using values from the above object to create your own custom label. See the example in the [multiselect demo](https://github.com/benbowes/react-responsive-select/blob/master/demo/src/index.js#L589-L591).

CDN

JS: https://unpkg.com/react-responsive-select@latest/dist/ReactResponsiveSelect.js

CSS: https://unpkg.com/react-responsive-select@latest/dist/ReactResponsiveSelect.css

The Codepen examples are consuming react-responsive-select via CDN if you'd like a guide.

Babel Preset Env Targets

{
  "chrome": "62",
  "android": "4.2",
  "edge": "13",
  "firefox": "56",
  "ie": "11",
  "ios": "10",
  "safari": "10"
}

React Responsive Select 2.x => 3.x upgrade guide

See: https://github.com/benbowes/react-responsive-select/releases/tag/3.0.0

React Responsive Select 3.x => 4.x

Upgraded from React 15.x to React 16.x

Interaction Tests

For information about how this select control works on desktop and mobile see the Interaction tests readme README_INTERACTION_TESTS.md