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react-star-rating-meter

v1.0.4

Published

a customizable React star rating component with meter

Downloads

10

Readme

react-star-rating-meter

a customizable React star rating component with or without a meter.

examples: https://dahlki.github.io/react-star-rating-meter/

code for the examples can be viewed in the example folder of this repo.


install:

https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-star-rating-meter

npm install --save react-star-rating-meter

or

yarn add react-star-rating-meter

properties:

all properties are optional (properties will revert to default values)

*note: color values can be any css valid color value; if you want a color property to be transparent use an empty string: ""

*note: if using a custom svg, only one 'path' can be given and also, the 'viewBox' value is required.

| Prop | DataType | Default | Description | | --- | :---: | :---: | --- | | readOnly | boolean | false | indicate whether the star rating is editable by the user or read only | | numOfStars | number | 5 | number of stars | | initialRating | number | 0 | set initial value | | height | number (px) | 30 | height of the meter and highlight in pixels | | length | number (px) | 250 | length of the meter in pixels | | showMeter | boolean | true | indicate whether to show the meter or just show stars/svgs | | label | string | StarRating | an option to label the component to easily get and store the rating value | | meterEmptyColor | string | #F0E7E7 | set the default/empty meter color | | meterSelectColor | string | #311E24 | set the select/active meter color | | meterBorderColor | string | #785A65 | set the meter border color | | meterBorderSize | number (px) | 3 | set the meter border thickness | | meterBorderStyle | string | solid | set the border style; can be any css valid border style | | highlightColor | string | #FFD6DD | set the highlight color of the selected/active star | | highlightWidth | number (px) | 30 | set the width of the highlight (height is determined by the height prop, the height of the meter) | | starEmptyColor | string | #AF9EA3 | set the default/empty color of the stars/svgs | | starSelectColor | string | #D60429 | set the selected/active color of the stars/svgs | | starSize | number (px) | 18 | size of the stars | | getRating | function | undefined | set a function to be called upon clicking a star; the arguments passed are: (rating, label, event) | | onHover | function | undefined | set a function to be called upon hovering a star; the arguments passed are: (rating, label, event) | | svg | object = {path: string, viewBox: string} | (if none indicated, the svg is a star) | an object that must have both path and viewBox properties; if either one is missing, defaults to a star |