Selection

Selection

Select-style dropdown box with a filterable options list.

Usage

import { Selection } from '@folio/stripes/components';

// the dataOptions prop takes an array of objects with 'label' and 'value' keys
const countriesOptions = [
  { value: 'AU', label: 'Australia' },
  { value: 'CN', label: 'China' },
  { value: 'DK', label: 'Denmark' },
  { value: 'MX', label: 'Mexico' },
  { value: 'SE', label: 'Sweden' },
  { value: 'US', label: 'United States' },
  { value: 'UK', label: 'United Kingdom' },
  // ...obviously there are more....
];

// later in your JSX....
<Selection
  name="SelectionCountry"
  label="Country"
  id="countrySelect"
  placeholder="Select country"
  dataOptions={countriesOptions}
/>

Formatting options

The formatter prop can be used to pass through a functional component that will be used to render the content of each of the options in the list as well as the selected value. The <OptionSegment> component allows control over the search highlighting of the string. The formatter should be prepared to accept an option (item from dataOptions) and the entered searchTerm. If no term is entered, '' is passed. In this contrived example, both value and option strings are rendered in each option.

import { Selection, OptionSegment } from '@folio/stripes/components';

const options = [
  { value: '', label: 'None' },
  { value: 'AU', label: 'Austrailia' },
  { value: 'US', label: 'United States' },
  { value: 'UK', label: 'United Kingdom' },
];

// formatter set up as an arrow function within a class - best to define outside of the render() function.

customFormatter = ({ option, searchTerm }) => {
  return (
    < key={option.value}>
      <OptionSegment searchTerm={searchTerm !== '' ? option.value : ''}>{option.value}</OptionSegment>
      <OptionSegment searchTerm={searchTerm}>{option.label}</OptionSegment>
    </>
  );
}

// ...within the render function...
  <Selection
    name="SelectionCountry"
    formatter={this.customFormatter}
    onChange={this.handleChange}
    label="Country"
    id="countrySelect"
    placeholder="Select country"
    dataOptions={countriesOptions}
  />

Props

Name	type	description	default	required
dataOptions	array of objects	Array of objects with label and value keys. The labels are visible to the users in the options list, the values are not.		✔
id	string	Sets the id html attribute on the control
label	string	If provided, will render a <label> tag with an htmlFor attribute directed at the provided id prop.
emptyMessage	string	Message to display filtering leaves the options list empty	'No matching options'
loading	bool	if true, loadingMessage will be displayed to indicate that options are loading	false
loadingMessage	string	Message to display that options list is loading	'Loading options...'
listMaxHeight	string	Sets a style attribute on options list, setting a max-height. list will scroll if the options list is too long to fit.	'174px'
formatter	function	Used to customize the formatting of options. The <OptionSegment> component enables control over filter highlighting. Formatter results are rendered within a flexbox <div>.	DefaultOptionFormatter
optionAlignment	string	One of start, end, outside, center. Determines the alignment of OptionSegments and block elements that appear within the formatter.
value	string	Sets the value for the control. Not necessary if using redux-form.
onChange	function	Callback function that will receive the control's current value and the onChange event object. fn(e, value) Not necessary if using redux-form, but it will still work if callback from a change is needed.
onFilter	function	Callback function used for custom data filtering		false
useValidStyle	bool	if true, "success" styles will be applied to control if it contains a valid value onBlur (using redux-form validation.)	false
autoFocus	bool	If this prop is true, control will automatically focus on mount
popper	object	Used to adjust placement of options list overlay via underlying Popper component. See <Popper> props		false

Labeling

Like other form controls in stripes-components, <Selection> abides by standard conventions for labeling props if alternatives to label (visible label with the control) are required... aria-label and aria-labelledby are useful for this. See Accessiblity for developers documentation for more details about which to choose.

Usage in Redux-form

Redux form will provide input and meta props to the component when it is used with a redux-form <Field> component. The component's value and validation are supplied through these.

<Field name="SelectionCountry" label="Country" id="countrySelect" placeholder="Select country" component={Selection} dataOptions={countriesOptions}/>