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query-searchbox

v1.0.0

Published

An Advanced Query-like SearchBox for react

Downloads

2

Readme

Query-SearchBox

The Advanced Query-like SearchBox for React. (inspired by JQL)

Query-searchbox helps you develop powerful query-like searches and get the results either locally or from the server

Query-searchbox is highly flexible and customizable, offering numerous props and methods to control the query and customize the style

How this package works ?

This package detects the user step based on the inputValue and displays the corresponding items in the menu. steps are:

1- filters 2- filterTypes 3- filterValues 4- operators

Props

Required props :

  • filters - is an array of all the filters you want to search based on. For exapmle : ["province" , "country"]
  • filterTypes - is an array that contains all the types of filters you want to search based on. For example: ["=", "!=", "contains"]
  • filterValues - is an array that contains all the options you want to suggest to the user for filtering results based on . For example: ["iran" , "japan"]
  • operators - is an array of all operators to combine multiple filters together . For example: ["AND" , "OR"]
  • onClick - a function that is called whenever the user clicks on the search button and will return the input value .

Optional props :

button props :

  • buttonTitle
  • buttonTitleColor
  • buttonbackgroundColor
  • buttonHeight
  • buttonWidth
  • buttonFontSize

input props :

  • inputPlaceHolder
  • inputBackgroundColor
  • inputWidth
  • inputHeight
  • inputFontSize
  • inputColor

other props :

  • localSearchOnSteps - if you want to perform a local search on each step, pass the steps as an array of numbers, such as [1 , 3].
  • menuValues - an array of strings, where each string represents one row in the menu. For example: ['value1', 'value2'].
  • menuLoading - Show a loading spinner in the dropdown menu. The default value is false.
  • onSelect - a function that subscribes to selected item in menu.
  • onStepChange - a function that subscribes to step changes.
  • onInputChange - a function that subscribes to input changes.
  • onCurrentChange - a function that subscribes to changes in the current value within that step