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react-inline-editing

v1.0.10

Published

An inline, customizable and editable text component built in React.

Downloads

10,967

Readme

A simple React inline editing component.

This is an inline, editable text/label component built in React.

The <EditableLabel /> allows the user to simply click and edit text inline. It consists of a <label> element to display the unedited text and an <input /> element to allow editing.

example

Installation

npm install --save react-inline-editing

Component props

* Required

| Prop | Type | Description | -----| -------| -------- | | text (*)| string | Text to be displayed on both the label and initially in the editor | | isEditing | bool | Flags whether the label should be in editor mode | labelClassName | string | Class name for the text styling | labelFontSize | string | Font size for the text | labelFontWeight | string | Font weight for the text | inputMaxLength | number | Max length for the input in editing mode | inputPlaceHolder | string | Placeholder for the input in editing mode | inputWidth | string | Width of the input in editing mode | inputHeight | string | Height of the input in editing mode | inputFontSize | string | Font size for the input in editing mode | inputFontWeight | string | Font weight for the input in editing mode | inputClassName | string | Class name for the input editor's styling | inputBorderWidth | string | Border width for the input in editing mode | onFocus | function | Callback for text focusing. Parameter(s): text | onFocusOut | function | Callback for focus leaving editor. Parameter(s): text

Example

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import EditableLabel from 'react-inline-edit';

class App extends React.Component {
    constructor(props){
      super(props);

      this._handleFocus = this._handleFocus.bind(this);
      this._handleFocusOut = this._handleFocusOut.bind(this);
    }

    _handleFocus(text) {
        console.log('Focused with text: ' + text);
    }

    _handleFocusOut(text) {
        console.log('Left editor with text: ' + text);
    }

    render() {
        return <div>
            <EditableLabel text='Hello!'
                labelClassName='myLabelClass'
                inputClassName='myInputClass'
                inputWidth='200px'
                inputHeight='25px'
                inputMaxLength='50'
                labelFontWeight='bold'
                inputFontWeight='bold'
                onFocus={this._handleFocus}
                onFocusOut={this._handleFocusOut}
            />
        </div>
    }
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <App />,
  document.getElementById('container')
);