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react-object-list

v0.2.11

Published

React component to display an array of object data in a filterable view

Downloads

25

Readme

react-object-list

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Component used to display an array of object based data in a sortable, filterable, paginated, list based view, powered by React.

Custom components can be passed in if they are designed to handle the same props as the default components. This functionality is available for the DataRenderer, Pagination and ErrorMessage and your component can simply be passed in through the props with one of the above keys.

Live Demo

Check out the live demo here: http://uptick.github.io/react-object-list/

Installation

Install the package:

yarn add react-object-list

Ensure you have all peer dependencies installed

yarn add classnames moment prop-types react-month-picker react-select

Include icons from FontAwesome 4:

import React from 'react'
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'

import ObjectList from 'react-object-list'
import {FontAwesome} from 'react-object-list/icons'

var mount = document.querySelectorAll('div.browser-mount');
ReactDOM.render(
  <ObjectList
    icons={icons.FontAwesome(4)}
  />,
  mount[0]
);

or your own icons by specifying as so:

  <ObjectList
    icons={{
      OptionalFields: <i className="list" />,
      Favourites: <i className="heart" />,
      RemoveFavourite: <i className="trash" />,
      RemoveFilter: <i className="minus-circle" />,
      DropdownOpen: <i className="caret-down" />,
      DropdownClose: <i className="caret-up" />,
      SortAsc: <i className="caret-up" />,
      SortDesc: <i className="caret-down" />,
      Unsorted: <i className="sort" />,
      Loading: <i className="circle-notch spin" />,
      CheckboxChecked: <i className="check-square" />,
      CheckboxUnchecked: <i className="square" />,
    }}
  />

Unspecified icons will not show (excl. RemoveFavourite, SortAsc, SortDesc, CheckboxChecked, CheckboxUnchecked, RemoveFilter).