Question 1

How do I integrate jSuites dropdown into a React application?

Accepted Answer

Since jSuites is vanilla JavaScript, you can use refs or wrapper components to integrate it, but it requires more manual work than React-specific libraries. Check the official docs for examples or use the provided CDN links directly in your React project.

Question 2

jSuites vs Flatpickr: which is better for date pickers?

Accepted Answer

jSuites offers a calendar as part of a larger suite, while Flatpickr is specialized for dates. jSuites is better if you need multiple components; Flatpickr might have more date-specific features and a larger community.

Question 3

How to customize the appearance of jSuites calendar?

Accepted Answer

Override the default CSS in jsuites.css by targeting its classes to modify styles. The calendar uses standard HTML and CSS, so you can adjust colors, sizes, and layout with custom CSS rules.

Question 4

Does jSuites support TypeScript?

Accepted Answer

The README does not mention TypeScript support, so you may need to create your own type definitions or rely on community contributions. This is a drawback for TypeScript-heavy projects seeking full type safety.

Question 5

What's the performance impact of using jSuites on mobile?

Accepted Answer

jSuites is described as lightweight and responsive, so it should perform well, but benchmark with your use case as the library includes multiple components that could affect bundle size and load times.

Question 6

How to implement auto-save with jSuites form tracker?

Accepted Answer

The form tracker monitors changes and prompts saves; for auto-save, hook into change events to trigger save actions programmatically. Refer to the documentation for event handlers and integration examples.

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