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@avocode/styled-avocode-email-tagsinput

v2.1.6

Published

React input component that handles creation and removal of tags based on matching email regex. Includes opinionated styles.

Downloads

35

Readme

styled-avocode-email-tagsinput

React input component for displaying tags. This componenty needs to be controlled from outside in order to work correctly. The input is rendered as SlateJS editor. This component is wrapper for AvocodeEmailTagsInput component (@avocode/avocode-email-tagsinput) and contains opinionated styles based on Avocode UI kit.

This library exposes component StyledAvocodeEmailTagsInput which accepts theme prop and controls the visual style of the input. Please refer to the documentation of @avocode/avocode-email-tagsinput for more information.

Also utils object is exposed as well, along Flow type definitions.

Usage

import StyledAvocodeEmailTagsInput from '@avocode/styled-avocode-email-tagsinput'
import '@avocode/styled-avocode-email-tagsinput/dist/main.css';

// [...]
  render() {
    return (
      <StyledAvocodeEmailTagsInput
        theme='light'
        tags={this.state.tags}
        query={this.state.query}
        onQueryChangeRequest={this._handleQueryChange}
        onTagAddRequest={this._handleTagAdd}
        onTagDeleteRequest={this._handleTagDelete}
      />
    )
  }

StyledAvocodeEmailTagsInput API

This input receives the same props as components in @avocode/avocode-email-tagsinput library.

In short you need to pass at least these props:

  • tags
  • query
  • onQueryChangeRequest
  • onTagAddRequest
  • onTagDeleteRequest

theme?: 'light' | 'dark'

Sets light or dark theme. This prop can be ommited and default theme is set to light. Variables used with each theme are then applied to given CSS classes.

error?: any

Style component for default error state. If the value evaluates as truthy, it's considered that the input has error. Additionally you can add state property with value "error" to Tag object to mark specific emails as errored as well (for example validation errors).