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@promaster-sdk/react-properties-selector

v9.0.1

Published

User interface for selecting a valid property value set

Downloads

169

Readme

@promaster-sdk/react-properties-selector

npm version code style: prettier types MIT license

User interface for selecting a valid property value set

:warning: This package is deprecated in favor of the hooks in the @promaster-sdk/react-property-selectors package.

:warning: NOTE: Starting with v9 the component based versions in the @promaster-sdk/react-property-selectors package was moved to this package. Legacy applications must now reference those selectors from this package instead.

:warning: NOTE: Starting with v8 the hooks based versions of the selectors were moved to the @promaster-sdk/react-property-selectors package. This package now only has component based versions which are all deprecated.

Introduction

A common task in product selection tools is to have an UI that allows the user to make a valid PropertyValueSet selection for a product given it's PropertyFilter constraints. This package contains a react components for showing this UI and handling invalid selections.

Installation

npm install --save @promaster-sdk/react-properties-selector

The library is compiled to ES5 and no polyfills are required.

Usage

Usage

ComboboxPropertySelector

<ComboboxPropertySelector
  propertyName="..."
  valueItems={...}
  propertyValueSet={...}
  locked={false}
  showCodes={true}
  sortValidFirst={true}
  onValueChange={pv => console.log("onValueChange")}
  filterPrettyPrint={filterPrettyPrint}
  readOnly={false}
/>

TextboxPropertySelector

<TextboxPropertySelector
  propertyName="..."
  propertyValueSet={...}
  onValueChange={pv => console.log("onValueChange")}
  readOnly={false}
  debounceTime={600}
/>

CheckboxPropertySelector

<CheckboxPropertySelector
  propertyName="..."
  valueItems={...}
  propertyValueSet={...}
  locked={false}
  showCodes={true}
  onValueChange={pv => console.log("onValueChange")}
  filterPrettyPrint={() => ""}
  readOnly={false}
/>

AmountPropertySelector

<AmountPropertySelector
  fieldName="..."
  propertyName="..."
  propertyValueSet={...}
  inputUnit={...}
  inputDecimalCount={...}
  onValueChange={pv => console.log("onValueChange)}
  filterPrettyPrint={...}
  validationFilter={...}
  readOnly={false}
  isRequiredMessage="Is required"
  notNumericMessage="Not numeric"
  onFormatChanged={(selectedUnit, selectedDecimalCount) => console.log("onFormatChanged")}
  onFormatCleared={() => console.log("onFormatCleared")}
  unitsFormat={UnitsFormat}
  units={Units}
/>

AmountInputBox

<AmountInputBox
  value={...}
  inputUnit={...}
  inputDecimalCount={...}
  onValueChange={amount => console.log("changed")}
  readOnly={false}
  errorMessage=""
  isRequiredMessage="Is required"
  notNumericMessage="Not numeric"
  debounceTime={350}
/>

AmountFormatSelector

<AmountFormatSelector
  selectedUnit={...}
  selectedDecimalCount={...}
  onFormatChanged={(
    selectedUnit: Unit.Unit<any>,
    selectedDecimalCount: number
  ) => console.log(selectedUnit, selectedDecimalCount))}
  onFormatCleared={() => console.log("onFormatCleared")}
  onFormatSelectorActiveChanged={console.log("Toggle format selector")}
  unitsFormat={...}
  units={...}
/>

How to run

This is a library of react components so it cannot be run directly. To demonstrate and test the react component react-storybook is used. To start storybook just run:

yarn storybook