Reputation: 153
I have created a select component using react-select. I need to append a badge to the option who's available value is false. I have achieved it using -
const formatOptionLabel = ({ code, name, available }) => (
<div className="ds-select-distibutor-step-container format-option" style={{ display: "flex", cursor:"none" }}>
<div>{name}</div>
{!available ?
<div className="format-label" style={{ borderRadius: "12px" ,marginLeft: "auto", color: "#fff" , backgroundColor: "#aaa", padding: "2px 10px", fontSize:"12px"}}>
<span>Coming Soon</span>
</div>
: ''}
</div>
);
Following json comes at run time, which I map and use as options-
const options= [
{code:"abc",name:"abc",rank:0,available:true},
{code:"xyz",name:"xyz",rank:0,available:false},
{code:"pqr",name:"pqr",rank:0,available:true}]
And following is my custom select component
<Field
id="selectedDistributor"
name="selectedDistributor"
component={customSelect}
options={sortBy(options, 'name').map(({ code, name, available}) => ({ code, name, available }))}
formatOptionLabel={formatOptionLabel}
className="select-step"
placeholder="abc"
touched={false}
defaultValue="abc"
requiredField
>
</Field>
<FieldWrapper
label={label}
requiredField={requiredField}
touched={touched}
forId={inputId}
>
<Select
{...input}
id={inputId}
disabled={isEditMode || disabled}
onChange={value => input.onChange(value.code)}
formatOptionLabel={formatOptionLabel}
options={options}
placeholder={placeholder}
value={input.code}
className={`input-components-select ${className}`}
>
</Select>
</FieldWrapper>
enter code here
Everything is almost working but when I select the option, the background of all the options turns into blue, I tried making changes and found that if I pass the 'value' as a key of JSON instead of 'name' in the option this error goes away. But I can't use it since the json is coming from the backend and its dynamic.
Could anybody please suggest what should be done so that the background doesn't change? I have attached images for reference
Upvotes: 14
Views: 2933
Reputation: 661
I faced the same problem and I found that you need to declare a function getOptionValue
as the Select's props. In your example, it should be like this
<Select
{...input}
id={inputId}
disabled={isEditMode || disabled}
onChange={value => input.onChange(value.code)}
formatOptionLabel={formatOptionLabel}
options={options}
placeholder={placeholder}
value={input.code}
getOptionValue={(option) => option.code} // changes here!!!
className={`input-components-select ${className}`}
>
</Select>
This function is used for comparison to highlight the currently selected option in the list. You can check more details in the discussion here https://github.com/JedWatson/react-select/issues/3388
Upvotes: 21