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react-tab-factory

v0.1.0

Published

Simple tab component with React

Downloads

27

Readme

ReactTabFactory

Simple tab component with React.

  • Mount with a delay
    The content panel is mounted, when the tab is clicked for the first time.

  • Reuse mounted component
    If you switch the tab,
    the content panel those made previously is displayed in the state at that time.

  • No styles
    This doesn't have design theme.
    You can freely mark up css.

  • Structure DOM freely
    The tab and the panel does not need to be the same hierarchy.
    You will be able to structure the tab or panel freely.

Demo

http://oreshinya.github.io/react-tab-factory/example/

Installation

$ npm install --save react-tab-factory

Usage


ReactTabFactory = require "react-tab-factory"
TabFactory = ReactTabFactory.TabFactory

tabMixin =
  _getStyle: ->
    fontWeight = "normal"
    fontWeight = "bold" if @props.selected
    {fontWeight: fontWeight}

FirstTab = React.createClass
  mixins: [tabMixin]
  render: ->
    <span style={@_getStyle()}>Tab 1</span>

SecondTab = React.createClass
  mixins: [tabMixin]
  render: ->
    <span style={@_getStyle()}>Tab 2</span>

FirstPanel = React.createClass
  render: ->
    <div className="panel-content">Panel 1</div>

SecondPanel = React.createClass
  render: ->
    <div className="panel-content">Panel 2</div>

App = React.createClass
  getInitialState: ->
    factory = new TabFactory()
    factory.tabClassNames =
      normal: "tab"
      active: "tab active"

    factory.panelClassName = "panel"
    {factory: factory}

  render: ->
    <div id="app">
      <div className="tab-container">
        {@state.factory.createTab FirstTab}
        {@state.factory.createTab SecondTab}
      </div>
      <div className="panel-container">
        {@state.factory.createPanel FirstPanel}
        {@state.factory.createPanel SecondPanel}
      </div>
    </div>

Performant option

If a panel has too many elements, switching tab will be very slow.
In case of it, you can set performant option to factory,
and create PanelContainer as panels parent.

ReactTabFactory = require "react-tab-factory"
TabFactory = ReactTabFactory.TabFactory
PanelContainer = ReactTabFactory.PanelContainer

App = React.createClass
  getInitialState: ->
    factory = new TabFactory()
    factory.tabClassNames =
      normal: "tab"
      active: "tab active"

    factory.panelClassName = "panel"
    factory.performant = true
    {factory: factory}

  render: ->
    <div id="app">
      <div className="tab-container">
        {@state.factory.createTab FirstTab}
        {@state.factory.createTab SecondTab}
      </div>
      <PanelContainer className="panel-container">
        {@state.factory.createPanel FirstPanel}
        {@state.factory.createPanel SecondPanel}
      </PanelContainer>
    </div>

But use performant option carefully.
If performant option is false, the factory switches tab with css display property.
If performant option is true, to reduce rendering and painting,
the factory switches tab with css position: absolute and z-index.
These may lead to side effects.

API

Property

ReactTabFactory = require "react-tab-factory"
TabFactory = ReactTabFactory.TabFactory
PanelContainer = ReactTabFactory.PanelContainer

Instantiate

factory = new TabFactory()

Configuration

  • factory.tabClassNames:
    Configure tab class name.
factory.tabClassNames =
  normal: "tab"
  active: "tab active"
  • factory.panelClassName:
    Configure panel class name.
factory.panelClassName = "panel"
  • factory.performant
    Configure to switch tab faster.
factory.performant = true # default is false

Create Element

  • factory.createTab(handler, props, options):
    Create tab. handler is ReactClass.
    The handler's props is passed selected and opts that has passed props.
    If options.selected is true, it will be default tab.
    The default selected tab is first tab.
factory.createTab FirstTab
  • factory.createPanel(handler, props, options):
    Create content panel. handler is ReactClass.
    The handler's props is passed selected and opts that has passed props.
    If options.preMount is true, it will be rendered before selecting tab.
factory.createPanel FirstPanel

Example

Go to https://github.com/oreshinya/react-tab-factory/tree/master/example !

LICENSE

MIT