React-tabtab-next NPM

react-tabtab-next

A mobile support, draggable, editable and api based Tab for ReactJS

(!) This lib based on react-tabtab but refactored using Typescript and replacing some deprecated libs

Features

Mobile supported — Touch support. Easy to use on mobile device
Draggable tab — Support drag and drop tab
Add & Delete — Tab can be added and deleted
Async content — Lazy load panel content
Customizable style — Based on styled-components, super easy to customize tab style
API based — All actions are controllable
ARIA accessible

Installation

Install it with npm or yarn

npm install @react-tabtab-next/tabtab --save

Then, import the module by module bundler like webpack, browserify

// es6
import { Tabs, DragTabList, PanelList, Panel, ExtraButton } from '@react-tabtab-next/tabtab';

// not using es6
var Tabtab = require('react-tabtab');
var Tabs = Tabtab.Tabs;

Usage

React-tabtab is a tab component with highly customization. You can create a tab in simply setting. You also can create a tab system full with draggable, async loading, close and create button. All the actions are api based. It means there is no state in the component. Developers have full control.

Minimal setup

import React from 'react';
import { Tabs, Panel, Tab, TabList, PanelList } from '@react-tabtab-next/tabtab';

export const Example = () => {
    return (
        <Tabs>
            <TabList>
                <Tab>Tab1</Tab>
                <Tab>Tab2</Tab>
            </TabList>
            <PanelList>
                <Panel>Content1</Panel>
                <Panel>Content2</Panel>
            </PanelList>
        </Tabs>
    );
};

It's simple to use. Zero configuration!

Draggable tab

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { Tabs, DragTabList, PanelList, Panel, Tab, helpers } from '@react-tabtab-next/tabtab';

const makeData = (number, titlePrefix = 'Tab') => {
    const data = [];
    for (let i = 0; i < number; i++) {
        data.push({
            title: `${titlePrefix} ${i}`,
            content: <div>Content {i}</div>,
        });
    }
    return data;
};

export default class Drag extends Component {
    constructor(props) {
        super(props);
        this.handleTabChange = this.handleTabChange.bind(this);
        this.handleTabSequenceChange = this.handleTabSequenceChange.bind(this);
        const tabs = makeData(10, 'Some Tab');
        this.state = {
            activeIndex: 0,
            tabs,
        };
    }

    handleTabChange(index) {
        this.setState({ activeIndex: index });
    }

    handleTabSequenceChange({ oldIndex, newIndex }) {
        const { tabs } = this.state;
        const updateTabs = helpers.simpleSwitch(tabs, oldIndex, newIndex);
        this.setState({ tabs: updateTabs, activeIndex: newIndex });
    }

    render() {
        const { tabs, activeIndex } = this.state;
        const tabsTemplate = [];
        const panelTemplate = [];
        tabs.forEach((tab, index) => {
            tabsTemplate.push(<Tab key={index}>{tab.title}</Tab>);
            panelTemplate.push(<Panel key={index}>{tab.content}</Panel>);
        });
        return (
            <Tabs
                activeIndex={activeIndex}
                onTabChange={this.handleTabChange}
                onTabSequenceChange={this.handleTabSequenceChange}
                customStyle={this.props.customStyle}
            >
                <DragTabList>{tabsTemplate}</DragTabList>
                <PanelList>{panelTemplate}</PanelList>
            </Tabs>
        );
    }
}

ReactDOM.render(<Drag />, document.getElementById('root'));

Based on above example, the different to implement normal tab or drag tab is using different wrapper and child.

And all the actions are controllable. You can customize your switch action. But if you don't want to write customized switch logic, you can directly use import {simpleSwitch} from 'react-tabtab/lib/helpers/move' this built-in function.

normal tab

<Tabs>
    <TabList>
        <Tab>Tab1</Tab>
        <Tab>Tab2</Tab>
    </TabList>
    <PanelList>
        <Panel>Content1</Panel>
        <Panel>Content2</Panel>
    </PanelList>
</Tabs>

Sortable tabs (+ ExtraButton)

<Tabs
    // customStyle={md}
    // activeIndex={activeTab}
    // onTabChange={handleOnTabChange}
    // onTabSequenceChange={handleOnTabSequenceChange}
    ExtraButton={
        <ExtraButton
            onClick={(e) => {
                console.log(e);
            }}
        >
            +
        </ExtraButton>
    }
>
    <DragTabList>
        <Tab>Tab1</Tab>
        <Tab>Tab2</Tab>
    </DragTabList>
    <PanelList>
        <Panel>Content1</Panel>
        <Panel>Content2</Panel>
    </PanelList>
</Tabs>

Async Panel

In some case, if the data is large or we want to save the bandwidth, lazy loading the content is possible solution. You can use AsyncPanel to laze load panel content. Moreover, you can mix lazy load panel with normal panel!

import React from 'react';
import { Tabs, Panel, Tab, TabList, PanelList, AsyncPanel } from '@react-tabtab-next/tabtab';

const AsyncTabsExmple = () => {
    const loadContentFunc = (callback) => {
        setTimeout(() => {
            callback(null, 'some content');
        }, 1000);
    };
    return (
        <Tabs>
            <TabList>
                <Tab>Tab1</Tab>
                <Tab>Tab2</Tab>
            </TabList>
            <PanelList>
                <Panel>Content1</Panel>
                <AsyncPanel
                    loadContent={loadContentFunc}
                    render={(data) => <div>{JSON.stringify(data)}</div>}
                    renderLoading={() => <div>Loading...</div>}
                    cache={true}
                />
            </PanelList>
        </Tabs>
    );
};

export default AsyncTabsExmple;

To implement lazy loading, use AsyncPanel to wrap your panel content. Remember to provide loadContent, render, renderLoading these 3 props.

In loadContent props, both callback and promise type are supported.

If you use callback, remember to call callback when finish async loading.

If you use promise, need to return promise action.

When data is loading, the panel content will show renderLoading component.

After finishing loading data, the panel content will show render component and react-tabtab will pass the loadContent result as first parameter. So you can customize the component of panel content.

Another Examples

More code examples are avalable here.

Components / Api

<Tabs />

<Tabs/> is the main component of react-tabtab. Most of the api is passed from it.

<TabList />

Use to wrap <Tab/>.

<DragTabList />

Use to wrap <Tab/>.

<Tab />

Normal Tab. Show the children component on tab.

Example

<Tab>
    <i className="fa fa-map-pin"></i>
    map tab
</Tab>

<PanelList/ >

Use to wrap <Panel/>

<Panel />

Tab content.

<AsyncPanel />

Lazy loading panel content.

Customize style

react-tabtab-next is based on styled-components. Therefore, it's super easy to customize the tab style.

Just extend the default component style and pass it to customStyle props.

Use current style

Install tabtab themes

npm install @react-tabtab-next/themes --save

Available themes: md, bootstrap, bulma

For example, if you want to use material-design, import the style and pass to customStyle props.

Example:

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import { Tabs, TabList, Tab, PanelList, Panel } from '@react-tabtab-next/tabtab';
import { md } from '@react-tabtab-next/themes';

export default class Customized extends Component {
    render() {
        return (
            <Tabs customStyle={md}>
                <TabList>
                    <Tab>Tab1</Tab>
                    <Tab>Tab2</Tab>
                </TabList>
                <PanelList>
                    <Panel>Content1</Panel>
                    <Panel>Content2</Panel>
                </PanelList>
            </Tabs>
        );
    }
}

And now your tab is material design style!

Make your own style

If current theme doesn't meet your demand, follow this three steps and create a new one.

First step: import current style

import styled from 'styled-components';
import { styled as styledTabTab } from '@react-tabtab-next/tabtab';

let { TabListStyle, ActionButtonStyle, TabStyle, PanelStyle } = styledTabTab;

Second: extend style and export it

import styled from 'styled-components';
import { styled as themeStyled } from '@react-tabtab-next/tabtab';

let { TabList, ActionButton, Tab, Panel } = themeStyled;

TabList = styled(TabList)`
    background-color: transparent;
    line-height: 1.2;
    border: 0;
`;

Tab = styled(Tab)`
    padding: 1px 10px;
    position: relative;
    font-size: 12px;
    text-transform: uppercase;
    border: 0;
    background: transparent;
    ${(props) => {
        return props.active && !props.vertical
            ? `
      border-bottom: 2px solid #ce93d8;
    `
            : null;
    }}
    &:hover .tab-label_close-button {
        opacity: 1;
    }
    &:hover {
        color: unset;
        background: #89898920;
    }
`;

ActionButton = styled(ActionButton)`
    background-color: transparent;
    border-radius: 0;
    border: none;
    opacity: 0.3;
    transition: opacity 0.2s;
    & svg {
        font-size: 21px;
        padding: 0;
    }
    &:hover {
        opacity: 1;
    }
`;

Panel = styled(Panel)``;

export { TabList, ActionButton, Tab, Panel };