RMWC Chip component
npm install @rmwc/chipChips represent complex entities in small blocks, such as a contact.
- Module @rmwc/chip
- Import styles:
- Using CSS Loader
- import '@rmwc/chip/styles';
- Or include stylesheets
- '@material/chips/dist/mdc.chips.css'
- '@rmwc/icon/icon.css'
- '@material/ripple/dist/mdc.ripple.css'
- MDC Docs: https://material.io/develop/web/components/chips/
``jsx`
`jsx`
`jsx`
function Example() {
const [selected, setSelected] = React.useState(false);
return (
label="Click Me"
checkmark
selected={selected}
onRemove={(evt) => console.log('onRemove', evt.detail)}
onInteraction={(evt) => {
console.log('onInteraction', evt.detail);
setSelected(!selected);
}}
onTrailingIconInteraction={(evt) =>
console.log('onTrailingIconIteraction', evt.detail)
}
trailingIcon="close"
/>
);
}
You can specify a ChipSet as either a filter of choice which slightly changes the visual styling of selected chips. While material-components-web has some built in functionality for chip sets, it doesn't fit well with React's unidirectional data flow. It is recommended you use standard React patterns to store selected chips in your state and render them accordingly.
Clicking on the trailing close icon will trigger a close animation and put the chip in an exited state, but it is up to you to remove component out from rendering. The you use the onRemove prop implement this behavior.
`jsx
function Example() {
const [selected, setSelected] = React.useState({
cookies: false,
pizza: false,
icecream: false
});
const toggleSelected = (key) =>
setSelected({
...selected,
[key]: !selected[key]
});
return (
checkmark
onInteraction={() => toggleSelected('cookies')}
label="Cookies"
/>
checkmark
onInteraction={() => toggleSelected('pizza')}
icon="local_pizza"
label="Pizza"
/>
checkmark
onInteraction={() => toggleSelected('icecream')}
icon="favorite_border"
label="Icecream"
/>
);
}
`
`jsx
function Example() {
const [selected, setSelected] = React.useState({
cookies: false,
pizza: false,
icecream: false
});
const toggleSelected = (key) =>
setSelected({
...selected,
[key]: !selected[key]
});
return (
onInteraction={() => toggleSelected('cookies')}
label="Cookies"
/>
onInteraction={() => toggleSelected('pizza')}
icon="local_pizza"
label="Pizza"
/>
onInteraction={() => toggleSelected('icecream')}
icon="favorite_border"
label="Icecream"
/>
);
}
`
| Name | Type | Description |
|------|------|-------------|
| checkmark | boolean | Includes an optional checkmark for the chips selected state. |children
| | ReactNode | Additional children will be rendered in the text area. |foundationRef
| | Ref | Advanced: A reference to the MDCFoundation. |icon
| | IconPropT | Instance of an Icon Component. |id
| | string | An optional chip ID that will be included in callback evt.detail. If this is not passed, RMWC will attempt to use the "key" prop if present. |label
| | ReactNode | Text for your Chip. |onInteraction
| | (evt: ChipOnInteractionEventT) => void | A callback for click or enter key. This should be used over onClick for accessibility reasons. evt.detail = { chipId: string } |onRemove
| | (evt: ChipOnRemoveEventT) => void | A callback that is fired once the chip is in an exited state from removing it. evt.detail = { chipId: string } |onTrailingIconInteraction
| | (evt: ChipOnTrailingIconInteractionEventT) => void | A callback for click or enter key for the trailing icon. material-components-web always treats this as an intent to remove the chip. evt.detail = { chipId: string } |selected
| | boolean | makes the Chip appear selected. |trailingIcon
| | IconPropT | Instance of an Icon Component. |trailingIconRemovesChip
| | boolean | Defaults to true. Set this to false if your trailing icon is something other than a remove button. |
| Name | Type | Description |
|------|------|-------------|
| choice | boolean | Creates a choice chipset |filter
| | boolean` | Creates a filter chipset |