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React Star Rating Component
A highly customizable and lightweight star rating component for React applications. Supports both full and half-star ratings with extensive customization options.
π Features
- β Configurable number of stars
- π Support for half-star ratings
- π Deselectable ratings (click same rating to cancel)
- β¨ Interactive hover effects
- π Read-only mode support
- π¨ Customizable star colors
- π Adjustable star sizes
- π― TypeScript support
- πͺΆ Lightweight
π¦ Installation
Using npm
npm install react-flexible-star-ratingAlternatively, you can use yarn or pnpm:
Using yarn
yarn add react-flexible-star-ratingUsing pnpm
pnpm add react-flexible-star-ratingπ» Basic Usage
Using a Callback Function to Handle Rating Changes
This example demonstrates how to handle rating changes using a custom callback function. The initial rating value starts at 0, and the rating is logged to the console each time the user clicks on a star. If the user clicks the same rating again, it resets to 0.
import { StarRating } from 'react-flexible-star-rating';
function App() {
const handleRatingChange = (rating: number) => {
// Logs the new rating; resets to 0 if the same rating is clicked again
console.log(`New rating: ${rating}`);
};
/*
β οΈ Note
To enable half-star ratings with an initial value of 0,
set the `isHalfRatingEnabled` prop to `true`.
Example usages:
`<StarRating isHalfRatingEnabled={true} />`
`<StarRating initialRating={0} isHalfRatingEnabled={true} />`
*/
return <StarRating onRatingChange={handleRatingChange} />;
}Using useState Hook with a Handler Function
This example demonstrates how to manage the rating value using the useState hook while also logging the rating changes to the console.
import { useState } from 'react';
import { StarRating } from 'react-flexible-star-rating';
function App() {
const ratingValue = 3.5;
const [rating, setRating] = useState(ratingValue);
const handleRatingChange = (newRating: number) => {
console.log(`New rating: ${newRating}`);
setRating(newRating);
};
/*
β οΈ Important Note: Proper Usage of `initialRating`
β Incorrect (Avoid this):
`<StarRating initialRating={rating} />`
- Binding `initialRating` to state can cause half-ratings to behave like integers.
β
Correct (Use one of these approaches):
- Static value: `<StarRating initialRating={3.5} />`
- Defined variable:
`const ratingValue = 3.5;`
...
`<StarRating initialRating={ratingValue} />`
This ensures proper half-rating functionality of the component.
*/
return <StarRating initialRating={ratingValue} onRatingChange={handleRatingChange} />;
}Using setState Function Directly
This example demonstrates how to manage the rating value using the useState hook without needing a separate handler function. The state is updated directly when the user selects a new rating.
import { useState } from 'react';
import { StarRating } from 'react-flexible-star-rating';
function App() {
const ratingValue = 3.5;
const [rating, setRating] = useState(ratingValue);
return <StarRating initialRating={ratingValue} onRatingChange={setRating} />;
}βοΈ Props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
starsLength |
number |
5 |
Number of stars to display |
isHalfRatingEnabled |
boolean |
false |
Enable half-star ratings |
isHoverEnabled |
boolean |
true |
Enable hover effects |
isReadOnly |
boolean |
false |
Make the rating read-only |
initialRating |
number |
0 |
Initial rating value |
dimension |
number |
30 |
Size (width & height) of stars in rem |
color |
string |
"#FFD700" |
Star color in HEX format |
onRatingChange |
(rating: number) => void |
undefined |
Accepts setState or custom callback function to handle rating changes |
π Usage Examples
Basic Star Rating
Sample Usage
<StarRating starsLength={5} initialRating={0} onRatingChange={(rating) => console.log(rating)} />Half-Star Rating
Sample Usage
<StarRating
starsLength={5}
initialRating={3.5}
isHalfRatingEnabled={true}
onRatingChange={(rating) => console.log(rating)}
/>Read-only Rating Display
Sample Usage
<StarRating starsLength={5} initialRating={4} isReadOnly={true} />Custom Styled Rating
Sample Usage
<StarRating starsLength={10} initialRating={5} dimension={50} color="#FF5733" />Disabled Hover Effects
Sample Usage
<StarRating starsLength={5} initialRating={3} isHoverEnabled={false} />
<StarRating starsLength={5} initialRating={1.5} isHoverEnabled={false} />π API Details
Rating Validation
- When
isHalfRatingEnabledistrue, ratings can be in increments of 0.5 - When
isHalfRatingEnabledisfalse, only integer ratings are allowed initialRatingmust be between 0 andstarsLength- The component will throw an error if:
initialRatingis greater thanstarsLengthinitialRatingis less than 0starsLengthis less than or equal to 0isHoverEnabledis true whenisReadOnlyis true
Rating Deselection
The component supports rating deselection:
- Click on the same rating twice to cancel/deselect it
- The rating will reset to 0
- The
onRatingChangecallback will be called with 0
Performance Optimization
- Uses React's
useCallbackhooks for optimal rendering - Efficient state updates using React's state management
Browser Compatibility
- Supports all modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge)
- Touch events supported for mobile devices
π§ Contact
For questions or suggestions, email me at: suhatanriverdi.dev@gmail.com
Your support means a lot to me to continue the development of open-source projects like this.
Created by SΓΌha TanrΔ±verdi, 2025
