react-toolbox/components/tabs

Tabs

Tabs make it easy to explore and switch between different views or functional aspects of an app or to browse categorized data sets. For now we are using tabs along with content so it's not possible to render just the tab headers with event listeners. In the future we will add this feature but for now you can compose your tabs with content:

import {Tab, Tabs} from 'react-toolbox';

const TabsExample = () => (
  <Tabs>
    <Tab label='Primary'><small>Primary content</small></Tab>
    <Tab label='Secondary'><small>Secondary content</small></Tab>
    <Tab label='Third' disabled><small>Disabled content</small></Tab>
    <Tab label='Fourth' hidden><small>Fourth content hidden</small></Tab>
    <Tab label='Fifth'><small>Fifth content</small></Tab>
  </Tabs>
);

Tabs

This component acts as the wrapper and the main controller of the content that is being displayed. It gets some properties that can be spread to the children.

Name	Type	Default	Description
className	String	''	Additional class name to provide custom styling.
index	Number	0	Current
onChange	Function		Callback function that is fired when the tab changes.

The tabs component has state to hold the currently activated tab and exposes a method to change it manually called active. You can call this method with the index value of the child you want to activate.

Tab

Represent a single tab element and it should include some properties to describe the tab itself and get children elements as content.

Name	Type	Default	Description
active	Boolean	false	If true, the current component is visible.
className	String	''	Additional class name to provide custom styling.
disabled	Boolean	false	If true, the current component is not clickable.
hidden	Boolean	false	If true, the current component is not visible.
label	String		Label text for navigation header
onActive	Function		Callback function that is fired when the tab is activated.
tabIndex	Number		Sets the tabindex html attribute.