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@oscbco/block-select

v0.0.7

Published

Block Select

Downloads

1

Readme

@oscbco-select

A React select control

Demo

If you need a multi-select (or tag select) please check out @oscbco/multi-select

Installation

  npm install @oscbco/block-select

Props

  • items: This is an array of items available to select, it consists of objects with at least the property: value. Additionally an item object can have the following property:

    • label: This is the text presented to the user, if it's not present then the value is title cased and used instead.
  • defaultItem: This is the item that the control will mark as selected

  • placeholder: Text that will be presented to the user when no item has been selected yet

  • onChange: Callback that will be executed every time the user selects an item. It is passed the value property of the selected item. This is meant for side-effects such as storing the selected item to local storage for example

  • classes: This is an object containing the css classes that will be assigned to the various elements of the control. They are as follows:

    • select: Outermost element that contains the control. Defaults to "oscbco-block-select"
    • title: Contains the placeholder or the selected item label (or value as previously discussed). Defaults to "oscbco-block-select-title"
    • itemContainer: This is the element that provides the curtain effect of growing and shrinking when the control is opened or closed respectively. Defaults to "oscbco-block-select-item-container"
    • items: The actual element holding the items, this element does not change size. Defaults to "oscbco-block-select-items"
    • item: The element holding an individual item. Defaults to "oscbco-block-select-item"

Justification for the classes prop

Note that passing css classes like this fits very well with the css modules technique where a file containing classes is imported and assigned to a variable, in this case it's ok to just pass the imported variable to the classes prop (Extra classes will be ignored).

Also, classes are very powerful, for example you can add a hover effect on the items or extra padding to the first and last items only. It is possible to change even the duration of the growing and shrinking transition

Example

  <div>
    Select Font Size:
  </div>
  <div className={css.flexRow}>
    <BlockSelect placeholder=' ' items={data.fontSizes} onChange={onChange}
      defaultItem={{
        value: '14',
        label: '14px'
      }} classes={{
        select: 'green-select',
        title: 'green-title',
        arrow: 'green-arrow',
        menuWrapper: 'green-menu-wrapper',
        option: 'green-option'
      }} />
    <div className={css.button}>
      Apply
    </div>
  </div>

To run the examples:

  $ git clone https://github.com/oscbco/block-select.git
  $ cd block-select
  $ npm install
  $ npm start

Visit http://localhost:9000 to see and edit the examples. The development server is set up to be available from everywhere even your mobile phone in your LAN.

Features:

  • Opens dropdown with the down key
  • Opens dropdown upwards if there is not space up
  • Select item with the enter key
  • Close dropdown with the escape key
  • Can receive focus but can't be reached with tab,
  • Completely customizable with the classes prop.
  • It can be inlined with sibling elements and even used multiple times inside a paragraph

Tests

  npm test