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app365packagestest

v1.4.0

Published

`CustomReactSelect` is a customizable component that functions similarly to `React-Select`, providing a flexible and user-friendly interface for selecting options.

Downloads

5

Readme

CustomReactSelect

Overview

CustomReactSelect is a customizable component that functions similarly to React-Select, providing a flexible and user-friendly interface for selecting options.

Installation

You can install the package using npm

bash npm install app365packagestest

This CustomReactSelect which does performs same function of React-Select

How to use this props should be sent like this: these 3 are compulsory options: array of options object; onChange: pass your function in this which sets the selected value in you hook; value?: for SingleSelect Object for multi array of object;

    These are optional props 
    placeholder?: string
    width?: string  eg:"200px"
    visibleOptions?: how many options should be displayed other scrollable options
    ismulti?: boolean for multi selection if not passed it will single selection
    isDisabled?: to disable selection;
    showPersonaForSelected?: weather to display persona for selected options
    menuPlacement?: "auto" | "top" | "bottom"  position of options to display by default it will be auto 


    // Note
    to show persona for option pass persona as key in Options array 
    value and label should be string and you can pass any number of of key value pair which are needed 

    eg option [{value:"val1",label:"label1"},{value:"val2",label:"label2"} ...]

    in onChange you will receive an array of all selected options for multiple selection and Object for single selection

for SweetAlert We provide modals for various alert types: Success, Error, Info, Warning, and Question. In your SweetAlerts File, replace Swal.fire with the required type for the alert you wish to display. The rest of the functionality remains unchanged.

for Dateformat import Apps365moment as moment and use it as u use moment and for FormatDate which takes two props input date and format is optional if not passed it will be MM/DD/YYYY

for DateRangePicker The DateRangePicker component accepts the following props:

onChange: A function to handle date range changes.
onDismiss: A function to handle dismissal of the picker.
selectedDates: An object to show selected dates in the following format: 
{
    "startDate": "",
    "endDate": ""
}

The onChange function will return an object structured as follows:

{
    "selection": {
            "startDate": startDate,
            "endDate": endDate
        }
}

for RenderHTML RenderHTML is a React component that takes a prop htmlString. If the provided string contains valid HTML or number or string, it will be displayed; otherwise, it will not render anything.