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react-tab-widgets

v0.1.5

Published

If you are dealing with application that consists of widgets that might be switched on/off depending on user's preference, you'd probably try `react-tab-widgets` which provides Layout with draggable tabs and resizable areas.

Downloads

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Readme

React Tab Widgets

If you are dealing with application that consists of widgets that might be switched on/off depending on user's preference, you'd probably try react-tab-widgets which provides Layout with draggable tabs and resizable areas.

Installing

$ npm install react-tab-widgets

or

$ yarn add react-tab-widgets

Usage

Provider

react-widget-tabs library uses react-dnd under the hood, so all draggable objects and dropzones must be inside one drag-n-drop context which is provided by Provider:

import { Provider } from 'react-tab-widgets';

...

export default () => (
  <Provider>
    {/* nest draggable widgets and Container here */}
  </Provider>
);

Container

Container is a Layout which contains all widgets. Container as a set of multiple dropzones and draggable tabs should be nested within Provider. Container has no children property. Container properties:

  • getWidgetName - (widgetId: string) => string. Function that returns widget name by given widgetId that would be displayed on a tab.
  • getWidgetRenderedComponent - (widgetId: string) => React.Node. Function that returns React.Node by given widgetId
  • onWidgetCreated - (widgetId: string, registeredWidgetId: string) => void. Event handler for new widget being created. widgetId is a new uuid/v4 identifier that's generated under the hood (identifier creation would be extracted from hardcode in next minor version), registeredWidgetId - consider it as a widget type which was provided by draggable widget from outside (here and below, "registered" means registered as a type).
import { Container } from 'react-tab-widgets';

...

<Container
  getWidgetName={getWidgetName}
  getWidgetRenderedComponent={getWidgetRenderedComponent}
  onWidgetCreated={registerNewWidget}
/>

connectToReactTabWidget

HOC which provides registeredWidgetId prop handling. This registeredWidgetId would be passed to Container's onWidgetCreated callback.

Let's imagine we have a pallete of registered widgets to add. So, we need draggable link that our Container is able to handle. To create draggable link component we use connectToReactTabWidget:

import { connectToReactTabWidget } from 'react-tab-widgets';

...

const WidgetLink = connectToReactTabWidget(({ children }: any) => <Link>{children}</Link>);

// rendering somewhere inside `Provider`
<WidgetLink registeredWidgetId="xxx-xxxx-xxxxx">Drag me to `Container`</WidgetLink>

Concepts

react-tab-widgets is just a dashboard that provides all the drag-n-drop magic. To use it you should be able to identify a widget type by registeredWidgetId and render a component by widgetId. Future version will be able to handle initialStructure as well.