import {Select} from '@primer/react-brand'
Examples
Default
<Select aria-label="Select a handle"> <Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option> </Select>
Placeholder
<Select defaultValue="" aria-label="Select a handle"> <Select.Option value="" disabled> Select a handle </Select.Option> <Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option> </Select>
Option groups
<Select defaultValue="" aria-label="Select a country"> <Select.Option value="" disabled> Select a country </Select.Option> <Select.OptGroup label="Asia"> <Select.Option value="cn">China</Select.Option> </Select.OptGroup> <Select.OptGroup label="Europe"> <Select.Option value="fr">France</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="it">Italy</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="es">Spain</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="uk">United Kingdom</Select.Option> </Select.OptGroup> <Select.OptGroup label="Americas"> <Select.Option value="mx">Mexico</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="us">United States</Select.Option> </Select.OptGroup> </Select>
Use with FormControl
Use Select
alongside FormControl
to ensure the control has a corresponding form label.
See FormControl for additional usage examples.
<FormControl> <FormControl.Label>Country</FormControl.Label> <Select defaultValue=""> <Select.Option value="" disabled> Select a country </Select.Option> <Select.Option value="cn">China</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="fr">France</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="it">Italy</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="mx">Mexico</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="es">Spain</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="uk">United Kingdom</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="us">United States</Select.Option> </Select> </FormControl>
Validation
<div style={{display: 'inline-grid', gap: 3}}> <FormControl validationStatus="error"> <FormControl.Label>Error</FormControl.Label> <Select> <Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option> </Select> <FormControl.Validation>This is an error message</FormControl.Validation> </FormControl> <FormControl validationStatus="success"> <FormControl.Label>Success</FormControl.Label> <Select> <Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option> </Select> <FormControl.Validation>This is a success message</FormControl.Validation> </FormControl> </div>
Full width
<Select fullWidth aria-label="Select a handle"> <Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option> </Select>
Sizes
FormControl
can appear in medium
and large
dimensions using the size
prop.
<div style={{display: 'inline-grid', gap: 3}}> <FormControl size="medium"> <FormControl.Label>Medium</FormControl.Label> <Select> <Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option> </Select> </FormControl> <FormControl size="large"> <FormControl.Label>Large</FormControl.Label> <Select> <Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option> </Select> </FormControl> </div>
Required
Pass the required
prop to ensure that the input field must be filled out before submitting the form.
<Select required defaultValue="" aria-label="Select a handle"> <Select.Option value="" disabled> Select a handle </Select.Option> <Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option> <Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option> </Select>
Using refs
Select
inputs can be used in uncontrolled mode by forwarding a ref
to the underlying element.
const App = () => {
const selectRef = React.useRef(null)
const handleSubmit = e => {
e.preventDefault()
if (!selectRef.current.value) {
alert(`Select a handle to continue`)
return
}
alert(`Name: ${selectRef.current.value}`)
}
return (
<form onSubmit={handleSubmit}>
<div
style={{
display: 'grid',
gap: 'var(--base-size-16)',
maxWidth: 400,
marginX: 'auto',
}}
>
<FormControl fullWidth>
<FormControl.Label>Name</FormControl.Label>
<Select ref={selectRef} defaultValue="">
<Select.Option value="" disabled>
Select a handle
</Select.Option>
<Select.Option value="mona">Monalisa</Select.Option>
<Select.Option value="hubot">Hubot</Select.Option>
</Select>
</FormControl>
<Button type="submit" variant="primary">
Submit
</Button>
</div>
</form>
)
}
render(App)
Component props
Select
provides a React-based alternative to the native HTML <select>
, <option>
and <optgroup>
elements.
The component API supports all standard HTML attribute props, while providing some additional behaviour as described below.
Select Required
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
children | 'Select.Option' 'Select.OptGroup' | Valid child nodes | |
className | string | Sets a custom class | |
id | string | Sets a custom id | |
fullWidth | boolean | Stretches elements visually to the edges of its parent container. | |
ref | React.RefObject | Forward a Ref to the underlying DOM node | |
size | 'medium' 'large' | Visual dimensions for the input | |
validationStatus | 'error' 'success' | Applies visual and semantic state to the underlying elements |
Additional props can be passed to the <select>
element. See MDN for a list of props accepted by the <select>
element.
Select.Option Required
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
value | string | The value to be supplied during form subsmission. |
Additional props can be passed to the <option>
element. See MDN for a list of props accepted by the <option>
element.
Select.OptGroup
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
label | string | The name of the group of options. |
Additional props can be passed to the <optgroup>
element. See MDN for a list of props accepted by the <optgroup>
element.