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react-selectable-extended

v0.1.0

Published

Allows individual or group selection of items using the mouse/touch.

Downloads

13

Readme

Selectable items for React

Allows individual or group selection of items using the mouse/touch.

Demo

Try it out

Based on react-selectable

This project is based on react-selectable by unclecheese. It extends the original functionality in the following ways:

  • Adds support for clicking individual items without dragging.
  • Adds optional dontClearSelection feature to allow for additions to selected items.
  • Adds optional duringSelection callback feature to allow for a callback function to be called repeatedly throughout selection.

If you are looking for a lightweight, stateless selector and don't need any of the features listed above, go with react-selectable.

Getting started

npm install react-selectable-extended
import React from 'react';
import { render } from 'react-dom';
import { SelectableGroup, createSelectable } from 'react-selectable';
import SomeComponent from './some-component';

const SelectableComponent = createSelectable(SomeComponent);

class App extends React.Component {
  
  constructor (props) {
  	super(props);
  	this.state = {
  		selectedKeys: [],
      selectingKeys: []
  	};
  }

  render () {
    return (
      <SelectableGroup onSelection={this.handleSelection} duringSelection={this.handleSelecting}>
        {this.props.items.map((item, i) => {
          	let selected = this.state.selectedKeys.indexOf(item.id) > -1;
            let selecting = this.state.selectingKeys.indexOf(item.id) > -1;
          	return (
          		<SelectableComponent key={i} selected={selected} selecting={selecting} selectableKey={item.id}>
          			{item.title}
          		</SelectableComponent>
          	);
        })}
      </SelectableGroup>
    );
  },
  
  handleSelection (selectedKeys) {
  	this.setState({ selectedKeys });
  }

  handleSelecting (selectingKeys) {
    this.setState({ selectingKeys });
  }
	
}

Configuration

The <SelectableGroup /> component accepts a few optional props:

  • onSelection (Function) Callback fired after user completes selection
  • duringSelection (Function) Callback fired rapidly during selection (while the selector is being dragged). Passes an array containing the keys of the items currently under the selector to the callback function.
  • tolerance (Number) The amount of buffer to add around your <SelectableGroup /> container, in pixels.
  • component (String) The component to render. Defaults to div.
  • fixedPosition (Boolean) Whether the <SelectableGroup /> container is a fixed/absolute position element or the grandchild of one.
  • dontClearSelection (Boolean) When enabled, makes all new selections add to the already selected items, except for selections that contain only previously selected items—in this case it unselects those items.

NOTE: For both fixedPosition and dontClearSelection, if you get an error that Value must be omitted for boolean attributes when you try, for example, <SelectableGroup fixedPosition={true} />, simply use Javascript's boolean object function: <SelectableGroup fixedPosition={Boolean(true)} />.