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@commercetools-uikit/label

v19.16.0

Published

The Label component represents the primitive label for a form field component.

Downloads

31,001

Readme

Forms: Label

Description

The Label component represents the primitive label for a field. It's made to be used with form fields. This component can also indicate if the field is required or not, and give emphasis by being bold.

Do's and don'ts

In order to improve readability, using inverted tone is recommended on dark backgrounds (E.g in a table header)

Usage

import Label from '@commercetools-uikit/label';
import { FormattedMessage } from 'react-intl';

const Example = () => (
  <Label isRequiredIndicatorVisible={true} isBold={false} tone="inverted">
    <FormattedMessage {...messages.title} />
  </Label>
);

export default Example;

Properties

| Props | Type | Required | Values | Default | Description | | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------- | :------: | ------ | --------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | tone | unionPossible values:'primary' , 'inverted' | - | - | - | Indicates the tone to be applied to the label | | children | ReactNode | ✅ (*) | - | - | Value of the label | | intlMessage | MessageDescriptor | ✅ (*) | - | - | An intl message object that will be rendered with FormattedMessage | | isBold | boolean | - | - | false | Indicates if the label title should be in bold text. This prop is being deprecated in favor of the fontWeight prop | | fontWeight | unionPossible values:'medium' , 'bold' | - | - | regular | Indicates if the label title should be in medium, or bold weighted text, defaults to medium | | isRequiredIndicatorVisible | boolean | - | - | false | Indicates if the labeled field is required in a form | | htmlFor | string | - | - | - | The for HTML attribute, used to reference form elements with the related attribute id or aria-labelledby. | | id | string | - | - | - | The id HTML attribute, used to reference non-form elements with the related attribute aria-labelledby. |

*: children is required only if intlMessage is not provided, and vice-versa