react-switchable-next

react-switchable-next

Note

This is forked from react-switchable with some changes to make it work with react 18 and convert it to function component.

Install

npm install react-switchable-next --save

Usage

import Switch, { Item } from "react-switchable-next";
import "react-switchable-next/dist/index.esm.css";

<Switch
  name="temperature"
  onItemChanged={(newValue) => console.log("The new value is => ", newValue)}
>
  <Item value="Hot">Hot</Item>
  <Item value="Cold">Cold</Item>
</Switch>;

You can have as many Item children as you can fit:

import Switch, { Item } from "react-switchable";
import "react-switchable/dist/main.css";

<div>
  <h1>What is the capital of Venezuela ?</h1>
  <Switch name="countries" onItemChanged={(capital) => checkAnswer(capital)}>
    <Item value="London">London</Item>
    <Item value="Caracas">Caracas</Item>
    <Item value="Lagos">Lagos</Item>
    <Item value="Beijing">Beijing</Item>
    <Item value="Moscow">Moscow</Item>
  </Switch>
</div>;

Data flow

By default the switchable component manages which <Item /> is active internally. You can change that by setting the active attribute in any <Item /> component.

Data flow from parent to child :

class App extends React.Commponent {
  state = {
    selectedCountryIndex: 1,
    countries: [
      { value: "Russia" },
      { value: "Nigeria" },
      { value: "Venezuela" },
      { value: "France" },
    ],
  };

  render() {
    return (
      <Switch
        name="countries"
        onItemSelected={(selectedIndex) => {
          this.setState({
            selectedCountryIndex: selectedIndex,
          });
        }}
      >
        {countries.map((country, index) => (
          <Item key={country.value} active={index === selectedCountryIndex} value={country.value}>
            {country.value}
          </Item>
        ))}
      </Switch>
    );
  }
}

Data flow from child to parent:

class App extends React.Commponent {
  state = {
    selectedCountry: "Nigeria",
  };

  render() {
    return (
      <Switch
        name="countries"
        onItemChanged={(country) => this.setState({ selectedCountry: country })}
      >
        <Item value="Russia">Russia</Item>
        <Item default value="Nigeria">
          Nigeria
        </Item>
        <Item value="Venezuela"> Venezuela </Item>
        <Item value="France"> France </Item>
      </Switch>
    );
  }
}

Accessible

Created with accessibility in mind. The following gif was made using MacOS Sierra VoiceOver.

Live demo

API

Switch

Prop	Type	Required	Default	Description
name	string	Yes	""	Unique global identifier.
children	Array[Item]	Yes	[]	A list of Items.
onItemChanged	function	No	""	Fires after the selection of an Item.
onItemSelected	function	No	""	Fires when an Item is selected.
disable	boolean	No	false	Disables the switch.
arrowSelection	boolean	No	true	Enables the selection of Items with arrow keys.
customOverlay	Overlay	No	undefined	Enables the use of a custom overlay React component.

Inherits all other properties assigned from the parent component

State | Item

Prop	Type	Required	Default	Description
value	string	Yes	""	Represents the Item value.
active	boolean	No	false	Sets the Item as active.
disable	boolean	No	false	Disables the Item.
default	boolean	No	false	Which Item should be active by default.

Inherits all other properties assigned from the parent component.

Overlay

Prop	Type	Required	Default	Description
selectedIndex	number	Yes	""	The selected Item index.
totalItems	number	Yes	""	The total number of Items.

Inherits all other properties assigned from the parent component.

Related

react-sn-question

Contributing

All contributions are welcome.

License

MIT license @Alvaro Bernal G.