react-selectrix

React Selectrix

A beautiful, materialized, easy to use and flexible React Select replacement

Demo

Check out the demo and use examples here!

Installing

npm i --save-dev react-selectrix

Documentation

https://github.com/stratos-vetsos/react-selectrix/

Import to your project

import Selectrix from "react-selectrix";

Basic Example

<Selectrix
	multiple={true}
	materialize={true}
	options={[
		{
			key: "javascript",
			label: "Javascript"
		},
		{
			key: "go",
			label: "Go"
		},
		{
			key: "ruby",
			label: "Ruby On Rails"
		},
		{
			key: "php",
			label: "PHP"
		}
	]}
	onChange={ value => console.log( value ) }
/>

Props

Name	Type	Default Value	Description
options	array	[]	An array of the available options ( Objects with "key", "label" pairs and optionally "disabled" property ).
multiple	boolean	false	Whether the Select supports multiple values.
searchable	boolean	true	Whether the Select is searchable.
materialize	boolean	true	Whether the style of the Select should be Materialized or default.
defaultValue	boolean / array / string	false	If you have preselected values use this property. Use an array of option keys for multiple selections, or key as a string for single selection.
checkBoxes	boolean	false	Set this to true if you want to render Checkboxes instead of list items.
height	number	190	The height of the dropdown.
placeHolderInside	boolean	false	If the placeholder should be an option.
placeholder	string	Please Select	The placeholder of the Select.
isOpen	boolean	false	If the Select should be rendered open.
arrow	boolean	true	Whether to show an arrow on Select's header.
disabled	boolean	false	Whether the Select should be disabled.
customScrollbar	boolean	false	A custom scrollbar ( only for Chrome )
stayOpen	boolean	false	If the Select should stay open or not.
commaSeperated	boolean	false	If you want the selected values to be a comma seperated string, turn this to "true". ( Available only with multiple prop set to "true". )
singleLine	boolean	false	Where the selected values ( Select's Header ) should be contained to one line.
lifo	boolean	false	Last In First Out Mode. The user's last selection, goes first. ( Available only with multiple prop set to "true". )
searchIndex	boolean	true	Enable search by both Index and Value fields
selectAllButton	boolean	false	Whether a "select all button" should be visible on Select's header.
isDropDown	boolean	true	Set this to true if you want to use the Select as a Dropdown. When you select an option, the Select collapses and the header continue to have the placeholder as a value.
tags	boolean	false	Whether to support custom tags.
customKeys	object / boolean	false	Pass an object to change the default option keys ( key, label ). Example Syntax: { key: "url", label: "title" } , to change the key to "url" and the label to "title".
ajax	boolean / object	false	Whether to enable ajax. The library supports asynchronous calls through fetch API. Available default properties of ajax object: { url: '', headers: {}, debounce: 200, fetchOnSearch: false, q: "", nestedKey: false, searchPrompt: true, minLength: 1 }. You can find details for all the ajax object properties, in the next section and in our demo page.
onRenderOption	function / boolean	false	Use this function to render custom option items
onRenderSelection	function / boolean	false	Use this function to render custom selected items
onChange	function	undefined	Use this callback to catch Select's change trigger.
onOpen	function	undefined	Use this callback to catch Select's open trigger.
onClose	function	undefined	Use this callback to catch Select's close trigger.

Ajax prop - breakdown

Name	Type	Default Value	Description
url	string	''	The url which the Select going to fetch the available options.
headers	object	{}	Pass any headers you want to fetch api.
debounce	number	200	The debounce of the ajax calls in milliseconds.
fetchOnSearch	boolean	false	Whether you don't want to have the options prepopulated, when the Select opens, but you want to query them based on user's search value.
q	string	''	This property goes alongside with fetchOnSearch property, setted to "true". Depending the REST API providing you with options, you have to change this value accordingly. e.g. "&search={q}". Wherever you use the pseudo variable {q}, the user's search query will injected in the final request.
nestedKey	string / boolean	false	If your REST API returns the actual data in a deeper level, inside a nested key, let's say "articles", set nestedKey to "articles".
searchPrompt	boolean	true	This property goes alongside with fetchOnSearch property and indicates the user how many more characters should type, before the ajax search will happen.
minLength	number	1	This property goes alongside with fetchOnSearch property and searchPrompt setted to "true". It is the min length of characters the user should type, before the ajax call search takes place.

Callbacks - breakdown

Name	Arguments	Description
onChange	value	The selected object if the Select is single and an array of objects if the Select is multiple.
onRenderOption	option, index	The option which is going to be rendered and it's corresponding index.
onRenderSelection	selected, settings, deselect	The selected object, the Select's settings and a callback function to use for deselection.
onOpen	N/A
onClose	N/A

Ajax Example

Many thanks to newsapi.org for their great api. Check this example in action, in our demo page.

<Selectrix
	customKeys={{
		key: "url",
		label: "title"
	}}
	ajax={{
		url: "https://newsapi.org/v2/everything?q=bitcoin&sortBy=publishedAt&apiKey=9342a9a707ca49c4b2da34e9ea238ea6",
		nestedKey: "articles"
	}}
/>

Ajax Example with fetchOnSearch

Check this example in action, in our demo page.

<Selectrix
	multiple={true}
	stayOpen={true}
	materialize={true}
	customKeys={{
		key: "url",
		label: "title"
	}}
	ajax={{
		url: "https://newsapi.org/v2/top-headlines?apiKey=9342a9a707ca49c4b2da34e9ea238ea6",
		fetchOnSearch: true,
		q: "&q={q}",
		nestedKey: "articles",
		minLength: 3,
		debounce: 300
	}}
/>

Tags Example

Check this example in action, in our demo page.

<Selectrix
	multiple={true}
	materialize={true}
	tags={true}
	options={[
		{
			key: "hotdog",
			label: "Hot Dog"
		},
		{
			key: "pizza",
			label: "Pizza"
		}
	]}
	onChange={ value => console.log( value ) }
/>

Custom Render Example

Check this example in action, in our demo page.

<Selectrix
	multiple={true}
	materialize={true}
	options={[
		{
			key: "javascript",
			label: "Javascript"
		},
		{
			key: "go",
			label: "Go"
		},
		{
			key: "ruby",
			label: "Ruby On Rails"
		},
		{
			key: "php",
			label: "PHP"
		}
	]}
	onRenderOption={onRenderOption}
	onRenderSelection={onRenderSelection}
	onChange={ value => console.log( value ) }
/>

const onRenderOption = ( option, index ) => (
	<span><i className="fa fa-laptop"></i>{ option.label }</span>
)

const onRenderSelection = ( selected, settings, deselect ) => (
	<span style={{ marginRight: 10, border: "1px solid #eee", padding: 5 }}>
		{ selected.label }
		<i style={{ paddingLeft: 5, cursor: "pointer" }} onClick={ deselect } className="fa fa-window-close"></i>
	</span>
)

License

MIT Licensed. Stratos Vetsos.

Contributions

Contributions are more than welcome. Run npm install && npm start on master and you are good to go! The CONTRIBUTING.md is going to be published soon.