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react-select2-wrapper
Advanced tools
React wrapper for Select2
npm install react-select2-wrapper --save
import Select2 from 'react-select2-wrapper';
<Select2
multiple={true}
data={['bug', 'feature', 'documents', 'discussion']}
options={{
placeholder: 'search by tags',
}} />
With callbacks
<Select2
multiple={true}
data={['bug', 'feature', 'documents', 'discussion']}
onOpen={() => { console.log('onOpen'); } }
onClose={() => { console.log('onClose'); } }
onSelect={() => { console.log('onSelect'); } }
onChange={() => { console.log('onChange'); } }
onUnselect={() => { console.log('onUnselect'); } }
options={{
placeholder: 'search by tags',
}} />
Watch mode
npm run watch
Build for production
npm run build
FAQs
React component for Select2
The npm package react-select2-wrapper receives a total of 9,234 weekly downloads. As such, react-select2-wrapper popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-select2-wrapper 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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