Compatibility packages
The default React Query Builder components, being basic HTML5 form controls, are very flexible when it comes to styling (primarily through the controlClassnames
prop). But some style libraries require different HTML structure to style their form controls correctly.
Packages
Official component packages compatible with several popular style libraries are available under the @react-querybuilder
org on npm.
You can see each alternate component package in action by clicking the corresponding link on the demo page. The "Demo" links in the table below will load the demo with the respective style library preselected, and the CodeSandbox links will open codesandbox.io with an editable example of the library preloaded.
Exports
Each compatibility package exports a *ControlElements
object that can be used as the controlElements
prop in <QueryBuilder />
. Some packages also export a *ControlClassnames
object for use as the controlClassnames
prop.
This example uses the Bootstrap library:
import {
bootstrapControlClassnames,
bootstrapControlElements,
} from '@react-querybuilder/bootstrap';
import 'bootstrap/scss/bootstrap.scss';
import { QueryBuilder } from 'react-querybuilder';
import { defaultQuery, fields } from './constants';
export function App() {
return (
<QueryBuilder
fields={fields}
defaultQuery={defaultQuery}
controlElements={bootstrapControlElements}
controlClassnames={bootstrapControlClassnames}
/>
);
}
Customization
Many of the compatibility components accept any props defined by the style library for the actual rendered component in addition to the standard props defined by react-querybuilder
. This allows you to idiomatically customize the library component while leaving the integration with the query builder up to the compatibility component.
For example, the AntDActionElement
component from @react-querybuilder/antd
renders the Button
component from antd
, so it can accept properties of the ActionWithRulesProps
interface from react-querybuilder
and the ButtonProps
interface from antd
.
In the example below, the size
prop is not available on ActionWithRulesProps
, but it's accepted because it's one of antd
's Button
props (from the ButtonProps
interface).
import { AntDActionElement, antdControlElements } from '@react-querybuilder/antd';
import { QueryBuilder, type ActionWithRulesProps } from 'react-querybuilder';
const MyAntDActionElement = (props: ActionWithRulesProps) => (
<AntDActionElement {...props} size="large" />
);
export const App = () => {
return (
<QueryBuilder
controlElements={{
...antdControlElements,
addRuleAction: MyAntDActionElement,
addGroupAction: MyAntDActionElement,
cloneRuleAction: MyAntDActionElement,
cloneGroupAction: MyAntDActionElement,
lockRuleAction: MyAntDActionElement,
lockGroupAction: MyAntDActionElement,
removeRuleAction: MyAntDActionElement,
removeGroupAction: MyAntDActionElement,
}}
/>
);
};
This list shows which library components' props will be accepted by the compatibility components, in addition to those defined by react-querybuilder
.
Compatibility component | Base props | Rendered library component |
---|---|---|
AntDActionElement | ActionWithRulesProps | import { Button } from 'antd' |
AntDDragHandle | DragHandleProps | import { HolderOutlined } from '@ant-design/icons' |
AntDNotToggle | NotToggleProps | import { Switch } from 'antd' |
AntDValueSelector | VersatileSelectorProps | import { Select } from 'antd' |
ChakraActionElement | ActionWithRulesProps | import { Button } from '@chakra-ui/react' |
ChakraDragHandle | DragHandleProps | import { IconButton } from '@chakra-ui/react' |
ChakraNotToggle | NotToggleProps | import { Switch } from '@chakra-ui/react' |
ChakraValueSelector | VersatileSelectorProps | import { Select } from '@chakra-ui/react' |
MaterialActionElement | ActionWithRulesProps | import Button from '@mui/material/Button' |
MaterialDragHandle | DragHandleProps | import DragIndicator from '@mui/icons-material/DragIndicator' |
MaterialNotToggle | NotToggleProps | import Switch from '@mui/material/Switch' |
MaterialValueSelector | VersatileSelectorProps | import Select from '@mui/material/Select' |