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react-form-lego

v1.0.2

Published

Simple components to help sort your form entries

Downloads

3

Readme

https://nodei.co/npm/react-form-lego.png?downloads=true&stars=true&mini=true

React Form Lego

Simple components to help sort your form entries

How to install

yarn add react-form-lego or npm install react-form-lego

How to use

  • You need to import the Box component to create a context and wrap your inputs to that common region
    • You can have multiple Box.
  • Each Box can have multiple BoxItem
    • Each BoxItem inside your Box can be reordered when the Box is in edit mode.

Box Properties

  • id: Unique string to identify the Box and BoxItem;
  • mode: edit or undefined to allow the user move the items within Box;
  • onOrderChange: Get an array of number | null with a new order of values;
  • dataSource:
    • order: A array with order of items to show on DOM.
      • Index of array represents the position of BoxItem on DOM;
      • Value of array is a new position of the BoxItem;
      • Ex: [null, 0]
        • A Box with two BoxItem;
        • The second Box Item in the DOM (index 1) will be replaced by the first BoxItem in the DOM;
        • null is for skip the BoxItem swap method on this index.
const accountOrder = [null, 1, 0];

return () => (
  <Box
    id='account'
    mode={mode}
    onOrderChange={onOrderChange}
    dataSource={{
      order: accountOrder, // Set a order of inputs when page is loaded
    }}
  >
    <h4>Account</h4>
    <BoxItem>
      <div className='input-group input-group-icon'>
        <input type='text' placeholder='Full Name' />
        <div className='input-icon'>
          <i className='fa fa-user'></i>
        </div>
      </div>
    </BoxItem>
    <BoxItem>
      <div className='input-group input-group-icon'>
        <input type='email' placeholder='Email Adress' />
        <div className='input-icon'>
          <i className='fa fa-envelope'></i>
        </div>
      </div>
    </BoxItem>
    <BoxItem>
      <div className='input-group input-group-icon'>
        <input type='password' placeholder='Password' />
        <div className='input-icon'>
          <i className='fa fa-key'></i>
        </div>
      </div>
    </BoxItem>
  </Box>
);

Example

Example