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@nice-digital/nds-tag

v4.0.14

Published

Tag component for the NICE Design System

Downloads

225

Readme

@nice-digital/nds-tag

Tag component for the NICE Design System

Installation

Install Node, and then:

npm i @nice-digital/nds-tag --save

Usage

React

Import the Tag component from the package and use within JSX:

import React from "react";
import { Tag } from "@nice-digital/nds-tag";

<Tag success>Tag content</Tag>;
<Tag success flush>
	Tag content
</Tag>;

Props

children
  • Type: ReactNode (required)

The body content of the tag. Can receive any markup.

<Tag>
	<p>Here is some addition content.</p>
</Tag>
alpha
  • Type: boolean

Property to denote alpha service phase. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag alpha>alpha</Tag>
beta
  • Type: boolean

Property to denote beta service phase. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag beta>beta</Tag>
live
  • Type: boolean

Property to denote live service phase. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag live>live</Tag>
isNew
  • Type: boolean

Property to denote the status of guidance. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag isNew>isNew</Tag>
consultation
  • Type: boolean

Property to denote the status of guidance. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag consultation>consultation</Tag>
updated
  • Type: boolean

Property to denote the status of guidance. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag updated>updated</Tag>
impact
  • Type: boolean

Increases size, use sparingly, e.g. within phase banners. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag impact>impact</Tag>
flush
  • Type: boolean

Reduces horizontal padding inside tag. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag flush>flush</Tag>
outline
  • Type: boolean

Creates a tag with a border. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag outline>outline</Tag>
caution
  • Type: boolean

Applies an caution state. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag caution>caution</Tag>
info
  • Type: boolean

Applies an info state. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag info>info</Tag>
error
  • Type: boolean

Applies an error state. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag error>error</Tag>
success
  • Type: boolean

Applies an success state. Adds class to apply styling.

<Tag success>success</Tag>

remove

  • Type: ReactNode

An element to render as a the button/link if this is a removeable tag. Usually an anchor or a custom Link component when using a router. It will get passed a className prop of tag__remove automatically. It's up to you to provide relevant visually hidden link text for the anchor. See the example below:

<Tag
	outline
	remove={
		<a href="#" className="test">
			<span className="visually-hidden">Remove this tag</span>
		</a>
	}
>
	Some tag text
</Tag>
other props

Other props will be cascaded to the containing span.

<Tag data-hidden="true">Other props</Tag>

SCSS

If you're not using React, then import the SCSS directly into your application by:

@forward '@nice-digital/nds-tag/scss/tag';

HTML

If you're not using React, then include the SCSS as above and use the HTML:

<span class="tag tag--flush tag--alpha">Alpha</span>