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react-multipick

v0.2.1

Published

A multiselect dropdown package for React.

Downloads

3

Readme

React Multipick

A package for React that offers you a multiselect dropdown. It has buttons to select all or none of the items, and has search functionality. If there are more than 5 items, it will automatically show the search bar (this is configurable).

Demo time

Install

yarn add react-multipick
npm i react-multipick --save

Usage

An example with three items, two of them selected:

import Multipick from 'react-multipick';

const data = [
    {
        value: '1',
        label: 'Dinosaurus',
    },
    {
        value: '2',
        label: 'Butterflies',
    },
    {
        value: '3',
        label: 'Giraffes',
    }
];

<Multipick
    data={data}
    values={['1', '3']}
    onChange={values => console.log('values', values)}
/>

Language

The default language used is English. You can change this with a couple of props:

<Multipick
    data={data}
    searchPlaceholder="Search…"
    selectedText="$1 of $2 selected"
    noneSelectedText="None selected"
    selectAllText="Select all"
    selectNoneText="Select none"
/>

Search bar

By default, the search bar will only show when you have 5 or more items.

If you want it to always appear, you can change it to:

<Multipick
    data={data}
    searchAppearsAfterCount={0}
/>

You can change it to any other number you want to.

Contributing

Contributions are very welcome! After forking this repository, you can run this from your terminal:

yarn && yarn storybook

Open http://localhost:9001 and you should see the Storybook examples. You can use this to test your code in.