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Radio

Radio buttons are a type of input element that allows users to select only one option from a list of mutually exclusive options. They are commonly used in forms where users need to select one option from a set of options.


Usage

import { Radio } from "@newfold/ui-component-library";

<Radio
id="radio"
label="I am a radio button."
name="name"
value="value"
/>

Variants

The Radio component offers two variants: default and inline-block.

1. Default (default)

The default radio variant renders a classic radio element.

<Radio
id="radio-default"
label="Radio button with default variant."
name="option-default"
value="1"
/>

2. Inline Block

The inline-block variant renders a button shaped radio element.

<Radio
id="radio-inline-block"
label="2"
name="option-inline-block"
value="2"
variant="inline-block"
screenReaderLabel="Option #2"
/>
tip

Accessibility tip: when using the inline-block variant, it is recommended to pass a meaningful label name to the screenReaderLabel prop. See the example in the code snippet above.


Disabled

Use the disabled prop to disable the radio button.

<Radio
id="radio-disabled"
label="I am a radio button."
name="name"
value="disabled-radio"
disabled
/>

Dangerous label

If you need to render dangerous HTML inside the label, use the isLabelDangerousHtml prop.

<Radio
id="radio-dangerous"
isLabelDangerousHtml
label="&bull; Dangerous label."
name="option-dangerous"
value="dangerous-radio"
/>

Radio Group

Use the RadioGroup component to render a list of radio options.


Props

AttributeTypeDescriptionDefault
id*string | --
name*string | --
value*string | --
label*string | --
variantdefault | inline-block | Variant of the radio buttondefault
isLabelDangerousHtmlbool | If true, the label will be rendered as HTMLfalse
screenReaderLabelstring | Label for screen readers-
disabledbool | -false
classNamestring | --

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