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react-accordion

v0.3.0

Published

A really lightweight, symantic, super simple accordion for React

Downloads

1,337

Readme

React Accordion

A really lightweight, accessible, semantic, super simple accordion for React

TODO

Put some badges including maybe NPM bundle size

Installation

TODO

Requirements

Support React 17 and upwards

How to use

The ReactAccordion takes an array of items and optionally an onClick function.
The items must include: a name which should be a unique string and a heading which should be a ReactNode.
The items will probably also include a child which should also be a ReactNode.
You can also add open: true to any items that you would like to initially be open.

The onClick function will be triggered every time one of the headings is clicked. The function will receive the click event and an index for the element that was clicked. It is likely that you will want to call event.preventDefault(); in order to avoid your function conflicting with the browser.

If you would like only one item open at a time, you can instead use SingleItemOpenAccordion which will handle that logic for you. This accordion accepts an array of items.

Demo

You can see a demo of what is possible with this package at https://votemike.github.io/react-accordion/.

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md

Authors

  • Michael Gwynne
  • Mark Wylde