npm i rc-inputs --save
import { EmailInput } from "rc-inputs";
<EmailInput
className={"some-class"}
placeholder={"Please enter a valid email address."}
value={"some value"}
onChange={(element) => console.log("value", element.target.value)}
onValid={(valid, element) => console.log("valid", valid, "value", element.target.value)}
onEnter={(value) => console.log(value)}
autofill={true}
autoComplete={"email"}
/>| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
className |
string | CSS classes of the input. |
placeholder |
string | Default placeholder of the input. |
value |
string | Value of the input. |
onChange |
function | The function returns the same as onChange of an average input. |
onValid |
function | The first argument returns bool (true if the email is valid). The second argument returns the same as onChange of an average input. |
onPaste |
function | Handler of paste event. |
onEnter |
function | Handling enter button. |
onFocus |
function | The function called after focus event. |
onBlur |
function | The function called after blur (unfocus) event. |
autofill |
bool | Turn off, turn on autofill. You can fetch "remembers" of a browser. |
autoComplete |
string | Default autoComplete of the input. |
clickableKeys |
array of int | This is keyCodes of keyboard events |
onKeyClick |
function | Onclicks handler of clickableKeys |
import { PasswordInput } from "rc-inputs";
<PasswordInput
className={"some-class"}
placeholder={"Password must be at least 6 characters"}
value={"qwerty123"}
onChange={(element) => console.log("value", element.target.value)}
pattern={"^.{6,}$"}
onValid={(valid, element) => console.log("valid", valid, "value", element.target.value)}
onEnter={(value) => console.log(value)}
autofill={true}
autoComplete={"password"}
/>| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
className |
string | CSS classes of the input. |
placeholder |
string | Default placeholder of the input. |
value |
string | Value of the input. |
onChange |
function | The function returns the same as onChange of an average input. |
pattern |
string | You can use RegExp for handle input value. |
onValid |
function | The first argument of the function returns bool (true if the password is valid according to your pattern). The second argument returns the same as onChange of an average input. Without pattern property onValid doesn't work. |
onEnter |
function | Handling enter button. |
onPaste |
function | Handler of paste event. |
onFocus |
function | The function called after focus event. |
onBlur |
function | The function called after blur (unfocus) event. |
autofill |
bool | Turn off, turn on autofill. You can fetch "remembers" of a browser. |
autoComplete |
string | Default autoComplete of the input. |
clickableKeys |
array of int | This is keyCodes of keyboard events |
onKeyClick |
function | Onclicks handler of clickableKeys |
import { Select } from "rc-inputs";
import "rc-inputs/styles/select.css" // or select.less or select.scss
<Select
className="some-class"
options={[
{option: "item 1", className: "test-1", style: {backgroundColor: "red"}},
{option: "item 2", className: "test-2", style: {backgroundColor: "green"}},
{option: "item 3", className: "test-3", style: {backgroundColor: "yellow"}},
{option: "item 4", className: "test-4", style: {backgroundColor: "blue"}}
]}
placeholder={"placeholder"}
listPlaceholder={"the list is empty"}
onChange={(e) => console.log("e", e)}
selected={{option: "item 2"}}
customeArrow={<i className="my-arrow" />}
/>| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
className |
string | CSS classes of the Select. |
dropdownClassName |
string | CSS classes for dropdown list of the Select. |
activeClass |
string | CSS class for the active option |
options |
array of string, or array of objects | In the case of using Objects, the tag requires a field option and in this case possible use to className and style. It is possible to to put the component in the field option. Example of the option like an Object {option: <i className="some-class" />} or {option: "item 1", className: "some-class", style: {backgroundColor: "red"}}. |
listPlaceholder |
string or Object | This item will be shown if the list will be empty. |
onChange |
function | The function returns selected option and index of this option. |
activeIndex |
Int | If you are using jsx like a option {option: <i className="some-class" />}, you have to use activeIndex. Example bellow. |
class App extends React.Component{
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = {
activeIndex: 0,
option: <span>test 1</span>
};
this.handleSelect = this.handleSelect.bind(this);
}
handleSelect(option, index) {
this.setState({
activeIndex: index,
option: option
});
}
render() {
return (
<Select
onChange={this.handleSelect}
activeClass={"active"}
activeIndex={this.state.activeIndex}
selected={this.state.option}
options={[
{option: <span>item 1</span>, className: "some-class"},
{option: <span>item 2</span>, className: "some-class"},
{option: <span>item 3</span>, className: "some-class"},
{option: <span>item 4</span>, className: "some-class"}
]}/>
);
}
}import { TagInput } from "rc-inputs";
import "rc-inputs/styles/tag-input.css" // or tag-input.less or tag-input.scss
<TagInput
tags={[{name: "some name", href: "https://www.some...", className: "some-tag-class", style: {color: "#fff"}}]}
onAdd={(tag) => console.log(tag)}
onDelete={(tagIndex, tag, tags) => console.log(tagIndex, tag, tags)}
onChange={(tags) => console.log(tags)}
disableInput={false}
createTagOnKeys={[13, 32]}
createTagOnPress={[","]}
/>| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
className |
string | CSS classes of the tag list element. |
classNameWrap |
string | CSS classes of the element wrapper. |
tags |
array of string, or array of objects | In the case of using Objects, the tag requires a name and in this case possible use to className and style. Example of the tag like an Object {name: "tag name", className: "some-class", style: {color: "#fff"}}. |
onAdd |
function | The function returns new tag created by a user. |
onDelete |
function | The first argument of the function returns deleted tag. The second argument returns tag's index of deleted tag in the tags array. The third argument returns the tags. |
onChange |
function | The function returns the array of current tags. |
onInputChange |
function | Handler of own input typing. |
onPaste |
function | Handler of paste event. |
onFocus |
function | The function called after focus event. |
onBlur |
function | The function called after blur (unfocus) event. |
createTagOnKeys |
array (int) | Array of keyCodes. When you press this character on the keyboard, a tag will be created and functions onAdd and onChange will be called |
createTagOnPress |
array | Array of characters. When you press this character on the keyboard, a tag will be created and functions onAdd and onChange will be called |
disableInput |
bool | You can hide input. In this case TagInput will be just for reading. |
dynamicInputWidth |
bool | The prop makes any inner input(custom or default) stretched on all remaining width. The default is false. |
autocomplete |
object | Special data for autocomplete. See schema below. |
showAutocomplete |
bool | An alternative way to show and hide an indenture autocomplete. |
inputValue |
string | Value setter. Use only with autocomplete and included input. This prop required if you want to use autocomplete. |
onSelect |
function | The function returns selected tag from autocomplete and all used tags |
renderAutocompleteItem |
function | The function for render custom autocomplete items. |
Autocomplete Schema
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
items |
array | Displayed items of autocomplete |
searchKey |
string | If you are using objects in items you will have to select key of an object on which will be searched. |
searchPath |
string | Completely the same as searchKey but works for the deep key. Use dots for going deeper. For exemple key for object {test: {abc: 123}} will be test.abc. Attention! It doesn't work with searchKey. |
label |
string | text in the begin of the autocomplete list. |
isUnderInput |
bool | Show autocomplete under input (on another line). |
Also exist posobility include some elements into TagInput. In this way, the elements will be added after all elements of TagInput. If you are using autocomplete, don't forget inputValue. Usage example: Add EmailInput Component with handling valid emails.
class SomeComponent extends React.Component{
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = {
emails: [],
isValid: false,
inputValue: ""
};
this.addTag = this.addTag.bind(this);
this.handleValidity = this.handleValidity.bind(this);
}
addTag(value) {
if (this.state.isValid) {
const emails = this.state.emails.concat([value]);
this.setState({
emails: emails,
inputValue: ""
});
}
}
handleValidity(isValid, e) {
this.setState({
isValid: isValid,
inputValue: e.target.value
});
}
render() {
return (
<TagInput disableInput={true}
inputValue={this.state.inputValue}
autocomplete={{
items: [{userData: {email: "test@test.co"}, name: "jo"},
{userData: {email: "tom@gmail.com"}, name: "tom"},
{userData: {email: "mark@mark.net"}, name: "mark"},
{userData: {email: "al@amazon.com"}, name: "alice"},
{userData: {email: "al@al.co"}, name: "alex"}],
searchPath: "userData.email",
className: "list",
label: "this is label:"
}}
tags={this.state.emails}>
<EmailInput value={this.state.inputValue}
onEnter={this.addTag}
onValid={this.handleValidity} />
</TagInput>
);
}
}