MUINativeSelect

MUINativeSelect wraps the Material UI Native Select — a real <select> element, ideal for mobile and lightweight dropdowns — with the same label/error/helper-text handling as the rest of the suite.

Usage#

import MUINativeSelect, { MUINativeSelectProps } from '@nish1896/mui-components/mui/native-select';

const [country, setCountry] = useState();

<MUINativeSelect
  fieldName="country"
  value={country}
  onValueChange={({ newValue }) => setCountry(newValue)}
  options={['India', 'United States', 'Germany']}
/>

Warning

When using an array of objects for options, both labelKey and valueKey are required. If either is missing, an error will be thrown.

Props#

For object options, pass labelKey and valueKey. Props marked with * are required.

Name	Type	Description
`fieldName`*	`string`	Name/path of the field. Used to derive the `id`, the default label, and the `name` attribute. This prop is required for all components.
`value`	`string \| number \| null`	Current select value, normalized with `valueKey` for object options.
`onValueChange`*	`({ newValue, event }) => void`	Called after the selected value is normalized using `valueKey` for object options.
`options`*	`string[] \| number[] \| object[]`	An array with string, numeric or object values. Make sure to pass `labelKey` and `valueKey` when options is an array of objects.
`labelKey`	`string`	Property name used as the visible label for each option. Required when `options` is an array of objects.
`valueKey`	`string`	Property name used to derive the exposed value for each option. Required when `options` is an array of objects.
`getOptionDisabled`	`(option) => boolean`	Function used to determine whether an option should be disabled. Return `true` to disable the option and prevent it from being selected.
`label`	`ReactNode`	Label displayed for the field. Defaults to a human-readable label derived from `fieldName`, e.g. `firstName` becomes `First Name`
`showLabelAboveFormField`	`boolean`	Whether the field label renders above the control. This control has no built-in inline label, so it defaults to `true`; pass `false` to hide the visible label (the accessible name is still applied). Default: `true`
`formLabelProps`	FormLabelProps	FormLabelProps forwarded to the internal `FormLabel`. The `id` is managed by the component. Multiple fields can be configured using the `ConfigProvider` component.
`hideLabel`	`boolean`	When true, hides the rendered field label while preserving accessible labeling where possible.
`required`	`boolean`	Indicates that the field is mandatory by adding an asterisk symbol (*) to the form label and setting the relevant accessibility attributes.
`errorMessage`	`string \| string[]`	Validation error for the field — pass a single message `string`, or a `string[]` when the field can fail multiple rules at once (every message is shown together). A non-empty string or array puts the field in an error state; `undefined`/`''`/`[]` clear it. Normalize your form library's error shape to this at the call site (e.g. an RHF `FieldError` via its `.message`). Use `renderError` to customize how the message(s) are rendered.
`renderError`	`(errors: string[]) => ReactNode`	Custom renderer for the resolved error message(s), called only when the field is in an error state. Always receives a `string[]` — use `errors[0]` for the common single-message case, or map over `errors` when a field fails several rules. By default a single message renders as text and multiple messages render on separate lines.
`hideErrorMessage`	`boolean`	If true, hides the error message text while keeping the field in an error state.
`helperText`	`ReactNode`	Content displayed in the FormHelperText component below the field when there is no visible validation error.
`formHelperTextProps`	FormHelperTextProps	FormHelperTextProps forwarded to the internal `FormHelperText`. The `id` is managed by the component. Multiple fields can be configured using the `ConfigProvider` component.
`customIds`	`{ field, label, helperText, error }`	Overrides the default field, label, helper text, and error IDs used for accessibility.

Playground#

Reference#

Native Select

Select

Autocomplete