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@fes300/react-editable-text

v1.3.1-alpha.1

Published

Simple component to edit text inline.

Downloads

3

Readme

react-editble-text

install

$> yarn add @fes300/react-editable-text

N.B.: the component exposes monadic APIs, therefore it has fp-ts as a peer dependency

description

react-editable-text is a very simple component to make your strings editable by double-clicking on them: (detailed and interactive documentation can be found at https://determined-nobel-255bb0.netlify.app/?path=/docs/editabletext--mirror)

<EditableText
  text={some('editable text')}
  onSetText={(newText: Option<string>) => {
    /* save my new text */
  }}
  RenderText={({ TextComponent }) => <TextComponent />}
  RenderInput={({ InputComponent }) => <InputComponent />}
/>

InputComponent supports many different input types:

<EditableText
  text={some('editable text')}
  onSetText={(newText: Option<string>) => {
    /* save my new text */
  }}
  RenderText={({ TextComponent }) => <TextComponent />}
  RenderInput={({ InputComponent }) => (
    <InputComponent
      type={'tel' || 'url' || 'week' || 'date' || 'color' || 'month' || 'datetime-local'}
    />
  )}
/>

props

| prop | description | type | optional | default | | ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- | -------- | -------- | | text | the text value | Option<string> | false | - | | onSetText | callback triggered when the user save (by pressing enter) the new text | (newText: Option<string>) => void | false | - | | RenderInput | function to render a custom Input | TextEditableInputComponent | false | - | | RenderText | function to render a custom Text | TextEditableTextComponent | false | - | | className | className attached to the Text/Input wrapper | string | true | "" | | disabled | if set to true the user will not be able to modify the input or double-clck on the text | boolean | true | false | | initialState | if the initial UI shows the Text ot the Input component | EditState | true | "text" | | onChangeText | optional callback triggered at every change of the input value | (newText: Option<string>) => void | true | () => {} | | onClick | optional callback triggered when the text is clicked once | (newText: Option<string>) => void | true | () => {} |

type EditState = 'edit' | 'text';

type TextEditableInputComponent = React.FC<{
  InputComponent: React.FC<{
    className?: string;
    style?: React.CSSProperties;
    type?: 'tel' | 'url' | 'week' | 'date' | 'color' | 'month' | 'datetime-local';
  }>
}>;

type TextEditableTextComponent = React.FC<{
  TextComponent: React.FC<{ TextComponent: React.FC<{
    className?: string;
    style?: React.CSSProperties;
  }>
}>;