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elegant-react-tabs

v0.1.1

Published

Simple but elegant Tabs component for react

Downloads

32

Readme

Elegant React Tabs

Simple and elegant tabs component for react.

Usage Instructions

To install it in your project:

Using node

npm install --save react-elegant-tabs

Using yarn

yarn add react-elegant-tabs

Then just include it in your project with

import ReactTabs from 'react-elegant-tabs';

Usage is very straightforward. Tabs take two props:

  • tabs array of objects containing tab name and component to render and
  • config object containing custom options

Available parameters for config are: active - string of tab name to set as active by default, layout string name of layout (currently simple and default are available), tabAlign alignment of the content (takes 'center' | 'right', left is default), and classes, additional custom classes in string format.

Most basic example:

import ReactTabs from 'react-elegant-tabs';

<ReactTabs tabs = {[
	{tab: 'Tab 1', component: <Component1 />},
	{tab: 'Tab 2', component: <Component2 />},
]} />

tab is the text to be displayed in the tab navigation and component will be rendered into the tabs content. There is also a third property route if you want to switch url with tabs. This takes string of the url path you want to open.

Examples

Basic example, including only required params:

<ReactTabs tabs = {[
	{tab: 'Tab 1', component: <Component1 />},
	{tab: 'Tab 2', component: <Component2 />},
	{tab: 'Tab 3', component: <Component3 />},
]} />

Custom example, setting Tab 2 as active by default and using simple layout:

<ReactTabs 
	tabs = {[
		{tab: 'Tab 1', component: <Component1 />},
		{tab: 'Tab 2', component: <Component2 />},
		{tab: 'Tab 3', component: <Component3 />},
	]} 
	config = {{
		active: 'Tab 2', 
		layout: 'simple',
		classes: 'home-tabs',
		tabAlign: 'center'
	}} 
/>

Example with routing (if you want to navigate through urls with tab change). All you need to do is ass route property with path of the url:

<ReactTabs tabs = {[
	{tab: 'Tab 1', route: '/page-1', component: <Component1 />},
	{tab: 'Tab 2', route: '/page-2', component: <Component2 />},
	{tab: 'Tab 3', route: '/pages/simple', component: <Component3 />},
]} />