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react-regexr

v0.1.0

Published

A React wrapper for the Regex editor part of RegExr (http://www.regexr.com/)

Downloads

44

Readme

react-regexr

react-regexr is an implementation of the excellent RegExr's interface in a reusable React component.

Usage

react-regexr exports two different React components:

  1. ExpressionEditor: this is the "Expression" top bar from regexr.com, which allows you to edit a regular expression with syntax highlighting and hover tooltips.

  2. SourceEditor: this is the "Text" field, which, when given the flags and an expression, will highlight the matches

Basic usage:

// CommonJS require
var ExpressionEditor = require('react-regexr').ExpressionEditor;
// or ES6 modules
import { ExpressionEditor } from 'react-regexr';

...
  render: function() {
    var { expression, text } = this.state;

    return (<div>
      <ExpressionEditor
        expression={expression}
        onChange={this.handleExpressionChange}
      />
      <SourceEditor
        expression={expression}
        text={text}
        onTextChange={this.handleTextChange}
      />
    </div>);
  }