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easy-select-react

v1.1.3

Published

A simple open source alternative to the HTML select in react

Downloads

3

Readme

✍️ CUSTOM SELECT / DROPDOWN ✍️

npm i easy-select-react

I always struggle to use HTML5 <select> and packages are sometimes overcomplicated for just a simple dropdown. ``

But... I am not really a fun of frameworks like Bootstrap, so I made my own! 👻

Here is what it looks like...

I made a React version (can be used with or without typescript) and a vanilla JS/HTML/CSS version! 📚

Documentation:

Styling:

| CSS Class | Changes | | ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | select__wrap | Width, height, border-radius, bg color, text color. | | select__options | Width of options, border-radius of dropdown. | | single-option | Height of options, padding, border + bg color. |

React:

If you are already working on an app created with create-react-app you will not need to install anything.

Interfaces:

| Interface | Use | | ------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | Option | Single option. val will be passed to the parent component, display will be displayed on the interface. | | OptionClass | Constructor for Options, use to create the array for the options prop. |

Props:

| Prop | Use / Type | | ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------- | | options | Array of Option | | selectedOpt | Function that should set Option["val"] in the state (see example) |