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react-switch-selector
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https://gr34se.github.io/react-switch-selector/
npm install react-switch-selector --save
or
yarn add react-switch-selector
SwitchSelector will stretch to fill its parent size (both width and height), so it's required create dedicated div container.
import SwitchSelector from "react-switch-selector";
const options = [
{
label: <span>Foo</span>,
value: {
foo: true
},
selectedBackgroundColor: "#0097e6",
},
{
label: "Bar",
value: "bar",
selectedBackgroundColor: "#fbc531"
}
];
const onChange = (newValue) => {
console.log(newValue);
};
const initialSelectedIndex = options.findIndex(({value}) => value === "bar");
return (
<div className="your-required-wrapper" style={{width: 100, height: 30}}>
<SwitchSelector
onChange={onChange}
options={options}
initialSelectedIndex={initialSelectedIndex}
backgroundColor={"#353b48"}
fontColor={"#f5f6fa"}
/>
</div>
);
Prop name | Type | Default | Required | Note |
---|---|---|---|---|
options | Array of OptionType | [] | true | Options array to render. Each item has a label, value and optional styling props |
onChange | Function | (v) => (console.log(v)) | true | onChange callback that returns selected Option's value |
name | string | undefined | false | HTML input name. Needed if you want to have multiple instances of the component |
initialSelectedIndex | number | 0 | false | Initially selected index of options array |
forcedSelectedIndex | number | undefined | false | Force selectedIndex with this prop (can be also used to resetting the toggle) |
border | string/number | 0 | false | Border of wrapping div |
backgroundColor | string | #ecf0f1 | false | Background color of wrapping div |
selectedBackgroundColor | string | #2ecc71 | false | Background of selected Option |
wrapperBorderRadius | number/CSS.Property.BorderRadius | 20 | false | Border radius of wrapping div |
optionBorderRadius | number/CSS.Property.BorderRadius | 18 | false | Border radius of Option component |
fontSize | number | 14 | false | Font size of Option's label |
fontColor | string | #000 | false | Font color of Option's label |
selectedFontColor | string | #fff | false | Font color of selected Option's label |
selectionIndicatorMargin | number | 2 | false | Inner px margin of selected option indicator |
disabled | boolean | false | false | Disabling the toggle |
Property name | Type | Default | Required | Note |
---|---|---|---|---|
label | string/number/ReactElement/HTMLElement | undefined | true | Option's label |
value | any | undefined | true | Option's value that is returned by onChange callback |
selectedBackgroundColor | string | undefined | false | Background of this selected Option |
fontColor | string | undefined | false | Font color of this Option's label |
selectedFontColor | string | undefined | false | Font color of this selected Option's label |
FAQs
Tiny switch/toggle component for React️ ⚛
The npm package react-switch-selector receives a total of 4,066 weekly downloads. As such, react-switch-selector popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-switch-selector demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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