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@unovo/react-radio

v1.0.6

Published

React RadioGroup

Downloads

2

Readme

react-radio

A carefully crafted radio-group for React

See demo at zippyui.github.io/react-radio

Install

$ npm install react-radio

Usage

var RadioGroup = require('react-radio')

var colors = [
    {
        value: 'red',
        label: 'Red color',
        style: {
            color: 'red'
        }
    },
    'blue',
    'orange'
]

function onChange(value, event){
    console.log('checked ', value)
}

//uncontrolled
<RadioGroup
    name="colors"
    defaultValue={'red'}
    items={colors}
    onChange={onChange}
/>

var COLOR = 'red'
//controlled
<RadioGroup name="colors" value={COLOR} items={colors} onChange={onChange} />

<RadioGroup name="colors" value={'red'} onChange={onChange}>
    <input type="radio" value="blue" />blue
    <input type="radio" value="red" />red
</RadioGroup>

Props

  • name: String - the name to be set to all radios in the group

  • value/defaultValue - the value that should be checked in the group (controlled/uncontrolled)

  • labelStyle - a style for the radio label

  • inputStyle - a style for the radio input

  • checkedLabelStyle - a style for the checked radio label

  • checkedInputStyle - a style for the checked radio input

  • onChange: Function(value, event) - the function to be calle when the radio group value changes. NOTE: first param sent to this function is the new value, not the event object, as usual

  • renderRadio: Function(props, index, arr) - you can customize how each radio item is rendered in the group using this function. NOTE: it is called with 3 params, so not intended to be directly used with a React factory.

Example:

   //NOT LIKE THIS
   <RadioGroup renderRadio={React.DOM.label} />

   //BUT like this
   function renderRadio(props, index, arr){
       return <label {...props} />
   }

   <RadioGroup renderRadio={renderRadio} />

   //or
   function renderRadio(props, index, arr){
       if (index < arr.length - 1){
           props.style.borderBottom = '1px solid blue'
       }
       props.style.display = 'block'
       //we can skip returning something
       //if we only want to modify props/styles
   }

If the renderRadio function returns undefined, we assume you just wanted to modify the props before rendering, which is ok, so we fallback to the default implementation: <label {...props}/>

  • items: Array

    The items prop can be an array of strings/objects or mixed. If an array of strings, the strings will be used as both value and label. If objects, item.value will be used as a value, and item.label as a string:

    Example:

        var items = [
            {label: 'Green', value: 'green'},
            {label: 'Blueish', value: 'blue'},
            {value: 'red'} //'red' will be used as both value and label
        ]
    
        //or
        var items = ['green', 'blue', 'red']

    If an array item is an object, besides value and label, it can also have a style property and a checkedStyle property.

    var items = [
        'red',
        {
            label: 'Blue',
            value: 'blue',
            style: { color: 'blue'},
            checkedStyle: { color: 'blue', background: 'red'}
        }
    ]
  • children - if the component specifies children, the radio group children will not be generated from items, but will be what you specify in the children prop

If you have a ref to the react-radio component, you can also call group.getValue() to get the current value of the radio group.

Changelog

See changelog

Contributing

Use Github issues for feature requests and bug reports.

We actively welcome pull requests.

For setting up the project locally, use:

$ git clone https://github.com/zippyui/react-radio
$ cd react-radio
$ npm install
$ npm serve # to start http server
$ npm dev   * to start webpack-dev-server

Now navigate to localhost:9091

Before building a new version, make sure you run

$ npm run build

which compiles the src folder (which contains jsx files) into the lib folder (only valid EcmaScript 5 files).

License

MIT