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react-five-star-rating

v1.1.5

Published

Simple React component that returns an array of STARS based on the input rating value(eg. 3.4)

Downloads

3

Readme

React Five Star Rating

Simple React component that returns an array of STARS based on the input rating value(eg. 3.4)

Description

Steps to use the package.

  1. Install the package from npm registry using the following command.
npm i react-five-star-rating
  1. Import the StarRatings Component in your React component.
import StarRatings from 'react-five-star-rating';
  1. Use the Star Rating component by passing a Decimal Rating value and a css/Tailwind classname with height and width values for a star
<StarRatings
      rating={2.8}          
      containerClassName="star-rating-container"                // CSS/Tailwind classnames for the star container, set height and width
      starFillColor="aqua"                                      // Optional - fill color for the stars, default color is gold
      startStrokeColor="grey"                                   // Optional - Stroke color surrounding the star. default color is black    
      concise                                                   // Optional - When true, shows only the necessary number of stars for rating  
    />
  1. Star rating with default options

Image with default props

  1. Optional props
  • containerStyle - style object for the star's wrapper
  • starClassName - css/Tailwind classname that applies to the star SVG
  • starStyle - style object for the star SVG
  • starFillColor - Fill color for the stars. Default color is gold Image with default props
  • starStrokeColor - Stroke color for the stars. Default stroke color is black
  • starStrokeWidth - Stroke width for each star in pixels. Default is 0.5px
  • Concise - When true, shows only necessary number of stars required to display the rating (3 stars for a rating of 2.80). When false, five stars will be returned Image with default props

Authors

Ram Kumar Karuppusamy Github LinkedIn

Version History

  • 1.1.4
    • Initial Release - With all the bug fixes and refactoring after publishing

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License