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react-html-range

v1.0.1

Published

A simple React component for the HTML range input.

Downloads

4

Readme

React HTML Range Input

A simple React component for the HTML range input.

Implementation Guide

1. Installation
  • Yarn:

    yarn add react-html-range

  • NPM:

    npm install react-html-range --save

2. Use
import React from 'react';

// Import the component
import HtmlRange from 'react-html-range';

function MyComponent({ value, onValueChange, stylesObject }) {
	// Use the component
	return (
		<HtmlRange
			name="foo"
			label="bar"
			min={0}
			max={10}
			step={1}
			value={value}
			onInputChange={onValueChange}
			styles={stylesObject}
		/>
	);
}

API

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | :-------------- | :--------- | :------ | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | name | string | None | Used as the name property on the input. | | label | string | None | Used as the label for the input. | | min | number | 0 | The minimum value of the range. | | max | number | 10 | The maximum value of the range. | | step | number | 1 | The incremental value of the range. | | value | number | None | The value of the range. | | onInputChange | function | None | The callback function for the onChange event on the input. | | styles | object | {} | Controls the styling of the HtmlRange component. See the Styling section for more information. |

Styling

Styling can be done by providing an object to the styles property of the component. This object accepts three nested objects - wrapperStyles, labelStyles, and inputStyles - that can be used to apply styles to html nodes just as you typically would in React (camel-case CSS properties). The fourth nested object - otherStyles - can be used to apply further styling.

otherStyles

| Name | Default | Purpose | | :----------------- | :--------------- | :-------------------------------------------- | | ballColor | #444 | The color of the range track ball. | | ballSize | 20px | The width and height of the range track ball. | | ballBorder | 3px solid #fff | The border surrounding the range track ball. | | trackHeight | 3px | The height of the range's track. | | trackFilledColor | #00697b | The filled color of the track. | | trackEmptyColor | #e0e0e0 | The unfilled color of the track. |

Example Styles Object

const styles = {
	// CSS property objects
	wrapperStyles: { marginTop: '10px' },
	labelStyles: { color: 'red' },
	inputStyles: { width: '400px' },
	// Custom property object
	otherStyles: {
		ballColor: '#444',
		ballSize: '20px',
		ballBorder: '3px solid #fff',
		trackHeight: '3px',
		trackFilledColor: '#00697b',
		trackEmptyColor: '#e0e0e0'
	}
};

Creator

Curtis