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react-structured-query-search

v1.0.0-alpha.5

Published

react-structured-query-search

Downloads

33

Readme

react-structured-query-search 🎉

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

react-structured-query-search is a javascript library that provides autocomplete search queries.
This was inspired by visualsearch and react-structured-filter

This plugin is written on top of react-structured-filter, which has been revamped to add React 16 support and the existing code has been overriden to support New features.

You can use all the react-typeahead, react-structured-filter API(options) as they are.

🎉🎊 New Features 🎊🎉

  • Ajax support to retrieve values.
  • Allows user to send values for Category in Array<String> or Array<Object>
  • Allows user to pass custom loader component.
  • Allows user to customize the header of dropdown (categories, operators, values).
  • Allows user to enable/disable operators in search.
  • Allows user to perform category-value search without operator (if isAllowOperator is false).
  • Switch between unique/duplicate categories (key).
  • Switch between unique/duplicate values
  • Allows user to send custom operators list.
  • Allows user to render custom tag(token) Component or the tag(token) Item.
  • Allows user to update Options(props) on runtime.

Install

npm install --save react-structured-query-search

Usage (Example Code) (Demo)

If you want to use Tokenizer then you either import as follows:

import ReactStructuredQuerySearch from "react-structured-query-search";
import "react-structured-query-search/dist/index.css";

or

import {Tokenizer} from "react-structured-query-search";
import "react-structured-query-search/dist/index.css";

If you want to use Typeahead then you have to import as follows:

import {Typeahead} from "react-structured-query-search";
import "react-structured-query-search/dist/index.css";

API

New flexible modification/existing options

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | | :---------|:---- |:--------|:----------- | | options | Array | [] | An array supplied to the filter function.| | maxVisible | Number||Limit the number of options rendered in the results list.| | customClasses | Object||Allowed Keys: inputresultslistItemlistAnchorhovertypeaheadresultsTruncatedtokenAn object containing custom class names for child elements. Useful for integrating with 3rd party UI kits.| | placeholder | String || Placeholder text for the typeahead input.| | :new: disabled | Boolean| false | Set to true for disabling the StructureQuerySearch | | :new: defaultSelected| function, Array | [] | Allows user to initialize the search with selected values | | :new: categoryHeader | String, Component | "Category" | Allows user the change the header title of Category | | :new: operatorHeader | String, Component | "Operator" | Allows user the change the header title of Operator | | :new: valueHeader | String, Component | "Value" | Allows user the change the header title of Value | | :new: isAllowSearchDropDownHeader | Boolean | "true" | Allows user to enable/disable search drop-down header | | :new: isAllowOperator | Boolean | false | Allows user to enable/disable operators in search | | :new: isAllowClearAll| Boolean | true | Allows user to clear all selected data | | onTokenRemove| Function||Event handler triggered whenever a token is removed.| | onTokenAdd |Function||Event handler triggered whenever a token is added.Params: (addedToken)| | :new: onClearAll | function||Event handler triggered whenever clear all button clicked | | onOptionSelected |Function||Event handler triggered whenever a user picks an option.| | :new: updateOptions | function || Allows user to update the Options(props) at runtime, this function is called before onTokenRemove and onTokenAdd | | :new: fuzzySearchEmptyMessage | String | "No result found" | This message is shown when dropdown doesn't have search value | | :new: renderLoading | function, Component | "Loading...." | Show custom loader when values are retrieved using Ajax | | :new: renderTokens | function || Allows user to render custome Token Component| | :new: renderTokenItem | function || Allows user to render custome Token Item | | :new: renderSearchItem | function || Allows user to render custome value | | onKeyDown | Function||Event handler for the keyDown event on the typeahead input.| | onKeyPress | Function||Event handler for the keyPress event on the typeahead input.| | onKeyUp | Function||Event handler for the keyUp event on the typeahead input.| | onBlur | Function||Event handler for the blur event on the typeahead input.| | onFocus | Function||Event handler for the focus event on the typeahead input.|

props.options (Data attributes)

| Parameter | Type | Default | Required | Description| |:---------|:---- |:---- |:--------|:----------- | | category | String ||required | Name of the first thing the user types.| | type | String |text||This can be one of the following:text: Arbitrary text for the value. No autocomplete options.Operator choices will be: "==", "!=", "contains", "!contains". textoptions: You must additionally pass an options value. Operator choices will be: "==", "!=".number: Arbitrary text for the value. No autocomplete options.Operator choices will be: "==", "!=", "<", "<=", ">", ">=". date: Shows a calendar and the input must be of the form "YYYY-MM-DD".Operator choices will be: "==", "!=", "<", "<=", ">", ">=".| | :new: operator | Array, function | | required, if isAllowOperator prop is set to true| If this attribute is added then it would ignore the type check as described in type parameter and it would accept what you have passed| | options | Array, function, Promise | |required, if type="textoptions" | Get the value according to selected category | | :new: isAllowCustomValue | Boolean |false|| When this parameter is set to true, it allows you to send multiple custom values for type=textoptions | | :new: isAllowDuplicateCategories | Boolean | true || Switch between unique/duplicate categories (key) | | :new: isAllowDuplicateOptions | Boolean | false ||Switch between unique/duplicate values | | :new: fuzzySearchKeyAttribute | String |name|| If Category (options)values are Array<Object> then By default fuzzy search look for name attribute inside options(values) but you can change that attribut lookup key using fuzzySearchKeyAttribute|

How to Contribute

Setting Up

Please run npm install in the root and example folders. then do the following:

  • Go to root folder and run npm start after this
  • Go to example folder and run npm run link (only for first time)
  • Go to example folder and run npm start it would run the plugin from link which we have created.

Now, anytime you make a change to your library in src/ or to the example app's example/src create-react-app will live-reload your local dev server so you can iterate on your component in real-time.

License

MIT © kevalbhatt