Select

Select

Renders a basic HTMLSelect field.

Usage

<Select
  dataOptions={[
    {value: "Y", label: "Yes"},
    {value: "N", label: "No"},
    {value: "M", label: "Maybe", disabled: true}
   ]}
/>

Properties

Name	type	description	default	required
label	string	Adds an html <label> tag container a string to the element.		false
id	string	HTML id attribute applied to input - will also set the HtmlFor attribute of the label.		false
dataOptions	array	Array of objects for options in the shape of {value:<string>, label: <string>, disabled:<bool>}		required
autoFocus	bool	If this prop is true, <select> will automatically focus on mount	false	false
placeholder	string	Sets a disabled first option in the options list.		false
multiple	bool	Sets the multiple attribute on the select field.	false	false
required	bool	Sets the required attribute on the select field.	false	false
readOnly	bool	Sets the select field as read only.	false	false
marginBottom0	bool	Styles the input with no bottom margin.	false	false
fullWidth	bool	Styles input to a width of 100% of its container.		false
validationEnabled	bool	Controls whether or not the select displays validation icons.	true	false
value	string	Sets the selected value for the input. This prop isn't necessary if part of a redux-form (see below)		false
onChange	func	Event handler for the select's onChange event. This prop isn't necessary if part of a redux-form (see below)		false
selectClass	string	Adds className to the select field		false
inputRef	object/func	Reference object/function for accessing the control button DOM element.		false

Properties set by Redux-form

If <Select> is used within a redux-form <Field> component (currently the most common case) then you don't have to set any of these props yourself. See the redux-form website for more details.

• value - Sets the selected value for the input.
• input - object - contains necessary props for the input itself such as the field's value
• meta - object - contains good-to-have info for the field such as touched

Usage with Redux-form's <Field> component

In Short, <Field> requires a name and a component prop. The name is the data field and the component prop takes the <Select>. Additional props supplied are passed into the rendered <Select> component. See the redux-form website for more information.

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

...

<Field
  name="country2"
  id="countrySelect2"
  component={Select}
  fullWidth
  dataOptions={[
    {value: "Yes", label: "Y"},
    {value: "No", label: "N", disabled: true}
  ]}
/>