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react-address-lookup

v4.0.0

Published

An address lookup React component.

Downloads

365

Readme

React-Address-Lookup

A React component for looking up addresses.

Requires a Postcoder API Key. Sign up for a free one at https://postcoder.com

Out-of-the-box, react-address-lookup uses a demo API Key that only returns data for the UK postcode 'NR14 7PZ'.

Find out more at: https://postcoder.com/docs/address-lookup

Install

npm i react-address-lookup

Usage

The <Postcoder /> component takes a function that is passed the object containing the selected address.

Example

import React, { Component } from "react";
import Postcoder from "react-address-lookup";

export default class AddressLookup extends Component {
	logAddress = (addr) => {
		console.log(addr);
	}
	render() {
		return (
			<Postcoder
				apiKey="PCW45-12345-12345-1234X"
				addressSelectedCallback={logAddress}
			/>
		);
	}
}

Styling

The component provides the following classes that can be targeted for styling:

  • address-lookup-wrapper : Targets the <div> that wraps the rest of the component.
  • address-lookup-select : Targets the <select> element that displays address results.
  • address-lookup-option : Targets the <option> elements within the select element.
  • address-lookup-search-button : Targets the <button> used to fire off the search.
  • address-lookup-label : Targets the <label> element linked to the input.
  • address-lookup-input : Targets the <input> used to enter a search term.

Fully International

To view a full list of all the countries (and their two character ISO codes) supported by the country prop, check here: https://postcoder.com/docs/address-lookup#global-coverage

Development

  1. Run npm ci to install node_modules from package-lock.json
  2. Run npm start to begin storybook for development