This project makes use of a few dependencies!
After installing the dependencies. Copy the selector, countries and types to your own project
You will need two state variables
- One to store if the selector is open or not
- One for the selected value
import { COUNTRIES } from './countries';
import { CountrySelector } from './selector';
const myPage = () => {
const myRef = React.createRef<HTMLDivElement>();
const [isOpen, setIsOpen] = useState(false);
// Default this to a country's code to preselect it
const [country, setCountry] = useState('AF');
return (
<CountrySelector
id={'countries'}
open={isOpen}
onToggle={() => setIsOpen(!isOpen)}
onChange={val => setCountry(val)}
// We use this type assertion because we are always sure this find will return a value but need to let TS know since it could technically return null
selectedValue={COUNTRIES.find(option => option.value === country) as SelectMenuOption}
/>
);
}I decided to create my own selector because I needed flexibility. While the installable components may offer you a selector, most likely you can not style it or decide which countries to show.
By offering you all components you are able to make this selector your own. Prefer to use HeadlessUI over Framer Motion? No problem, you can easily refactor it to suit your needs. :)
Yes! The menu is filled with all countries specified in countries.ts. If you add or remove options, they will be removed from the selector as well.