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@ribrary/hintput

v5.0.9

Published

This is a simple react autocomplete

Downloads

7

Readme

Introduction

Hints + input = Hintput

Inline mode

multiple mode

Installation

yarn add @ribrary/hintput

npm i @ribrary/hintput

Example:

https://rhnh.github.io/hintput/


Source for example

Usage

use is just like an input box. You need to function, if you want to retrieve the value of input

  • an example
  const items = ['james','john doe', 'jane doe'];
  <p>
        <label htmlFor="favorite">Favorites: </label>
        <Hintput
          placeholder="favorite" 
          //This color has be hex. If you want have matching hint color.
          style={{color:"#2a9d8f"}}
          items={["James","John","Ali","Sam"]}
        />
</p>

FAQs

How do I change number of suggestions in multiple mode ?

  const items = ['james','john doe', 'jane doe'];
  <p>
        <label htmlFor="names">Favorites: </label>
        <Hintput
          placeholder="Names" 
          items={items}
          numberOfSuggestions={3}
        />
</p>

How do I change color of hint ?

Usually, if you give style={{color:"#ff0033"}}, it selects appropriate color for hint. But if you want add your own color. use hintColor

  const items = ['james','john doe', 'jane doe'];
  <p>
        <label htmlFor="favorite">Favorites: </label>
        <Hintput
          placeholder="favorite" //optional 
          items={items}
          
        />
</p>

How do I increase or decrease opacity of hint color ?

  const items = ['james','john doe', 'jane doe'];
  <p>
        <label htmlFor="favorite">Favorites: </label>
        <Hintput
          placeholder="favorite"
          items={items}
          fadePercentage={0.95}

        />
</p>

Can I use it for Arabic Text ?

Yes, change textDirection to right

  const items = ['james','john doe', 'jane doe'];
  <p>
        <label htmlFor="favorite">Favorites: </label>
        <Hintput
          placeholder="favorite"
          items={items}
          textDirection="right"
        />
</p>

How do to disable on the spot ?

press shift+Backspace

How do I add custom style ?

  const items = ['james','john doe', 'jane doe'];
  <p>
        <label htmlFor="favorite">Favorites: </label>
        <Hintput
          placeholder="favorite"
          items={items}
         style={{}}
        />
</p>

Add "btnContainer={{//your styles}}" to change container style for multiple hints.

  const items = ['james','john doe', 'jane doe'];
  <p>
        <label htmlFor="favorite">Favorites: </label>
        <Hintput
          placeholder="favorite"
          items={items}
         style={{}}
         container={{}} 
        />
</p>

Add "buttonsStyle={{//your styles}}" to change multiple search buttons

  const items = ['james','john doe', 'jane doe'];
  <p>
        <label htmlFor="favorite">Favorites: </label>
        <Hintput
          placeholder="favorite"
          items={items}
         style={{}}
         container={{}} 
        />
</p>

You can also add classes

  • buttonsClass,
  • containerClass,
  • btnContainerClass in multiple
  • hint-buttons: for buttons in multiple mode

You can give own or you these.

for main input

  • hint-put
  • hintput-text

for secondary input

  • hint-put
  • hintput-hint