@jchristou/react-autocomplete-tags-input NPM

React Autocomplete Tags Input

A simple React component for displaying an editable list of tags with autocompletion for adding more tags. This is inspired by the Components field editor in Jira. This component is built using React Hooks and does not require Redux.

Features

Display list of tags and allow user to add and delete tags
Supply list of allowed tags that user can select from when adding to the list
Simple interface

Coming Soon

Reorder feature using drag and drop
Ability for user to create new tags (outside of the allowed list) and add them to the list
Multicolumn drop downs for very long select lists

Suggestions & Feature Requests

If you have any suggestions for improvements for feature requests, open an issue on the github page

Demo

Here is a simple demo which allows you to choose from a number of available programming languages and development tools.

Installation

The package can be installed via npm

npm install @jchristou/react-autocomplete-tags-input

Peer Dependencies

Install the following peer dependencies with given versions

"react": "^16.10.2",
"react-dom": "^16.10.2"

Usage

See the example project. This uses the npm published version of the component.

Default Styling

To include the default styling you will need to import it

import '@jchristou/react-autocomplete-tags-input/dist-component/style.css';

Development

Run npm install to install all packages and depenedencies.

Dev

To run dev server with HMR while developing use npm run start. This will run the project on http://localhost:8080 by default.

There is a TestPage.js component located in the test folder (see TestPage.js) which you can use for testing.

Production

npm run build

Analysis

npm run build:analyze builds static analysis to examine bundle sizing. You can see output reports in dist/stats.html and dist/report.html then use http-server to run a http server and access the stats.html. Just run http-server dist (ensure you have http-server installed globally) the dist parameter ensures that it uses the dist folder. It will give you an IP address e.g. http://172.17.126.81:8080 then you can access stats.html using http://172.17.126.81:8080/stats.html.