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@s-ui/react-atom-tag

v2.55.0

Published

> Atom Element: SUI Tag

Downloads

9,700

Readme

AtomTag

Atom Element: SUI Tag

We use tags to visually emphasise features of the UI and make recognition and interaction easier.

Installation

npm install @s-ui/react-atom-tag --save

Usage

import AtomTag from '@s-ui/react-atom-tag'

<AtomTag label='Tag Structure' />

Size

Tags structure can have 3 main sizes: Small, medium (default) and large. You can use this prop size to modify it.

small | medium (default) | large

<AtomTag
  label="Structure Tag"
  size="small"
/>

<AtomTag
  label="Structure Tag"
  size="medium"
/>

<AtomTag
  label="Structure Tag"
  size="large"
/>

Design

Tags structure can have 2 designs: Solid (default) and outline. You can use this prop design to modify it.

solid (default) | outline

<AtomTag
  label="Structure Tag"
  design="solid"
/>

<AtomTag
  label="Structure Tag"
  design="outline"
/>

Actionable

Actionable tags can be used as an anchor. Same as <a> to define an interactivity with the component.

<AtomTag
  label="Navigation Tag"
  onClick={() => alert('click!')}
/>

<AtomTag
  href="https://sui-components.now.sh/"
  label="Anchor Tag"
  target="_blank"
/>

Icons

Tags can include an action icon (generally a close icon). This icon will always be located to the right of content. You can add use the icon and closeIcon to added a icon.

<AtomTag label="Tag Structure Tag" icon={<Icon />} />

Responsive

Use the responsive true for make responsive layout. keep large size in mobile.

<AtomTag label="Tag Structure" responsive />

Tag types

Use the type in order to color it as desired from a high order component.

If you want to customize your tag you can pass a prop to identify this type and you also need to set your custom set of types in Sass:

Your theme file (Sass)

$atom-tag-types: (
  "alert": (
    bgc: red,
    c: white
  ),
  "warning": (
    bgc: orange,
    c: white
  )
);

Value

Use the prop value if you want to use this value on your onClick/onClose handler.

<AtomTag
  label="Tag with value"
  onClick={(_, {value}) => alert('click! this is my value', value)}
  value={42}
/>

onClose

The onClose event is triggered when the passed closeIcon is clicked. It receives the native event as first argument and an object with the passed label and value as second argument.

<AtomTag
  label="Tag with value"
  value={42}
  onClose={(_, {value, label}) => alert('Click! These are my value and label', {value, label})}
  closeIcon={<IconClose />}
/>

Your high order component

<AtomTag type="alert" />

Find full description and more examples in the demo page.