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react-items-list

v0.0.9

Published

An editable list of text items with change callbacks

Downloads

15

Readme

React Items List

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This is a todo style list that allows creation of new items as well as removal and editing of existing items.

There is a live example here

An items array prop can be provided to prepopulate the list.

Callbacks named onAdd, onUpdate, onRemove can be provided as props.

  • onAdd will be called with the text that was added.
  • onUpdate will be called with the index and new value.
  • onRemove will be called with the affected index.

See the example for sample use.

Development

npm install react-items-list
npm run setup-test-env #expects google-chrome-stable in path
npm run test