@scheels-softdev/kendoreact-generics 2.2.3 → 2.2.5

package/GenericDropdown.d.ts

@@ -2,17 +2,17 @@ import { CSSProperties } from "react";
 /**
  * JSX Component for displaying selected images in a fullscreen Modal
  * @param {object} props
-    @param {T[]} props.data array of data objects
-    @param {number?} props.selectedId id of the selected data object
-    @param {T?} props.selectedData if there is no identity key in the object and you need to compare the entire object, use this instead of selectedId
-    @param {Function} props.onChange function to call when the selected value changes
-    @param {(keyof T)[]?} props.textFields array of field names to use for text values
-    @param {string?} props.separator optional separator to use for concatenating text values
-    @param {object?} props.disabled boolean to disable the dropdown
-    @param {keyof T?} props.idField if the id field to look at isn't 'id', what is it?
-    @param {string?} props.title the label of the dropdown
-    @param {boolean?} props.showClearButton set to false if you want to hide clear button
-    @param {CSSProperties?} props.style the CSS Properties you want to use. It is generally recommended to do styling in your App.css file but if necessary this prop is available to you
+    @param {T[]} [props.data] array of data objects
+    @param {number | undefined} [props.selectedId] id of the selected data object
+    @param {T | undefined} [props.selectedData] if there is no identity key in the object and you need to compare the entire object, use this instead of selectedId
+    @param {Function} [props.onChange] function to call when the selected value changes
+    @param {(keyof T)[] } [props.textFields] array of field names to use for text values
+    @param {string | undefined} [props.separator] optional separator to use for concatenating text values
+    @param {object | undefined} [props.disabled] boolean to disable the dropdown
+    @param {keyof T | undefined} [props.idField] if the id field to look at isn't 'id', what is it?
+    @param {string | undefined} [props.title] the label of the dropdown
+    @param {boolean | undefined} [props.showClearButton] set to false if you want to hide clear button
+    @param {CSSProperties | undefined} [props.style] the CSS Properties you want to use. It is generally recommended to do styling in your App.css file but if necessary this prop is available to you
  * @returns
  */
 export declare function GenericDropdown<T>({ data, selectedId, selectedData, onChange, textFields, separator, disabled, idField, title, hideClearButton, style, }: {

package/GenericDropdown.js

@@ -9,17 +9,17 @@ import { getTextValue } from "./Utility";
 /**
  * JSX Component for displaying selected images in a fullscreen Modal
  * @param {object} props
-    @param {T[]} props.data array of data objects
-    @param {number?} props.selectedId id of the selected data object
-    @param {T?} props.selectedData if there is no identity key in the object and you need to compare the entire object, use this instead of selectedId
-    @param {Function} props.onChange function to call when the selected value changes
-    @param {(keyof T)[]?} props.textFields array of field names to use for text values
-    @param {string?} props.separator optional separator to use for concatenating text values
-    @param {object?} props.disabled boolean to disable the dropdown
-    @param {keyof T?} props.idField if the id field to look at isn't 'id', what is it?
-    @param {string?} props.title the label of the dropdown
-    @param {boolean?} props.showClearButton set to false if you want to hide clear button
-    @param {CSSProperties?} props.style the CSS Properties you want to use. It is generally recommended to do styling in your App.css file but if necessary this prop is available to you
+    @param {T[]} [props.data] array of data objects
+    @param {number | undefined} [props.selectedId] id of the selected data object
+    @param {T | undefined} [props.selectedData] if there is no identity key in the object and you need to compare the entire object, use this instead of selectedId
+    @param {Function} [props.onChange] function to call when the selected value changes
+    @param {(keyof T)[] } [props.textFields] array of field names to use for text values
+    @param {string | undefined} [props.separator] optional separator to use for concatenating text values
+    @param {object | undefined} [props.disabled] boolean to disable the dropdown
+    @param {keyof T | undefined} [props.idField] if the id field to look at isn't 'id', what is it?
+    @param {string | undefined} [props.title] the label of the dropdown
+    @param {boolean | undefined} [props.showClearButton] set to false if you want to hide clear button
+    @param {CSSProperties | undefined} [props.style] the CSS Properties you want to use. It is generally recommended to do styling in your App.css file but if necessary this prop is available to you
  * @returns
  */
 export function GenericDropdown({ data, selectedId, selectedData, onChange, textFields, separator, disabled, idField, title, hideClearButton, style, }) {

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
     "name": "@scheels-softdev/kendoreact-generics",
-    "version": "2.2.3",
+    "version": "2.2.5",
     "main": "index.js",
     "scripts": {
         "test": "echo \"Error: no test specified\" && exit 1",