Import
import {
Editable,
EditableArea,
EditableCancelTrigger,
EditableControl,
EditableEditTrigger,
EditableInput,
EditableLabel,
EditablePreview,
EditableSubmitTrigger,
} from '@ark-ui/react'
Usage
The Editable component consists of the EditableArea
, EditableCancelTrigger
,
EditableControl
, EditableEditTrigger
, EditableInput
, EditableLabel
,
EditablePreview
and EditableSubmitTrigger
components.
<Editable placeholder="Placeholder">
<EditableLabel>Label</EditableLabel>
<EditableArea>
<EditableInput />
<EditablePreview />
</EditableArea>
</Editable>
Using custom controls
In some cases, you might need to use custom controls to toggle the edit and read mode. We use the render prop pattern to provide access to the internal state of the component.
<Editable placeholder="Placeholder">
{(state) => (
<>
<EditableLabel>Editable Label</EditableLabel>
<EditableArea>
<EditableInput />
<EditablePreview />
</EditableArea>
<EditableControl>
{state.isEditing ? (
<>
<EditableSubmitTrigger>Save</EditableSubmitTrigger>
<EditableCancelTrigger>Cancel</EditableCancelTrigger>
</>
) : (
<EditableEditTrigger>Edit</EditableEditTrigger>
)}
</EditableControl>
</>
)}
</Editable>
Auto-resizing the editable
To auto-grow the editable as the content changes, set the autoResize
prop to
true
.
<Editable placeholder="Placeholder" autoResize>
{/*...*/}
</Editable>
Setting a maxWidth
It is a common pattern to set a maximum of the editable as it auto-grows. To
achieve this, set the maxWidth
prop to the desired value.
<Editable placeholder="Placeholder" autoResize maxWidth="320px">
{/*...*/}
</Editable>
Editing with double click
The editable supports two modes of activating the “edit” state:
- when the preview part is focused (with pointer or keyboard).
- when the preview part is double-clicked.
To change the mode to double-click, pass the prop activationMode="dblclick"
.
<Editable placeholder="Placeholder" activationMode="dblclick">
{/*...*/}
</Editable>