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react-tabs-system

v1.6.0

Published

A very simple panes-and-tabs system for React.

Downloads

2

Readme

react-tabs-system

A super easy-to-use tabs-and-panes system for React >= 16.14.0

Usage:

import TabSystemProvider, TabView and useTabFunctions from 'react-panes'.

Wrap your <TabView /> and any usages of useTabFunctions() in the TabSystemProvider. Provide TabSystemProvider with initialTabs, formatted as following:

initialTabs={ [ { title: "Tab Title", content: <AnyComponent /> }, ... ] } (Currently you can only supply initial tabs for one pane. This will change in the future.)

Use const {...} = useTabFunctions() from anywhere within the TabSystemProvider to get access to control functions. The available controls are addTab(component, title), addTabAndFocus(component, title), and addTabToNewPane(component, title). There will be more coming.

You can drag and drop tabs to reorder them. Tabs will keep their state with the exception of moving them across a pane; the tab that transferred panes will lose state. I am working on solving this.

Styling:

The TabView and all of the panes/tabs come pre-styled, but if you'd like to change the styling, the CSS class layout looks like this:

div.tabView
- >div.pane
- - >div.topBar
- - - >div.tabButtons
- - - - >div.tabButton
- - - - - >span.title
- - - - - >div.closeButton
- - - - >div.paneControls
- - - - - >div
- - >div.tabContent (has the class 'visible' if it is active)