import React from 'react'; /** * Since a lot of sliders already exist, we did not include one by default. * However you can easily connect React InstantSearch to an existing one * using the [connectRange connector](connectors/connectRange.html). * * @name RangeSlider * @requirements To connect any slider to Algolia, the underlying attribute used must be holding numerical values. * @kind widget * @example * * // Here's an example showing how to connect the AirBnb Rheostat Slider to React InstantSearch * // using the range connector. ⚠️ This example only works with the version 2.x of Rheostat. import React, {Component} from 'react'; import PropTypes from 'prop-types'; import Rheostat from 'rheostat'; import { connectRange } from 'react-instantsearch-dom'; class Range extends React.Component { static propTypes = { min: PropTypes.number, max: PropTypes.number, currentRefinement: PropTypes.object, refine: PropTypes.func.isRequired, canRefine: PropTypes.bool.isRequired }; state = { currentValues: { min: this.props.min, max: this.props.max } }; componentDidUpdate(prevProps) { if ( this.props.canRefine && (prevProps.currentRefinement.min !== this.props.currentRefinement.min || prevProps.currentRefinement.max !== this.props.currentRefinement.max) ) { this.setState({ currentValues: { min: this.props.currentRefinement.min, max: this.props.currentRefinement.max, }, }); } } onValuesUpdated = sliderState => { this.setState({ currentValues: { min: sliderState.values[0], max: sliderState.values[1] } }); }; onChange = sliderState => { if ( this.props.currentRefinement.min !== sliderState.values[0] || this.props.currentRefinement.max !== sliderState.values[1] ) { this.props.refine({ min: sliderState.values[0], max: sliderState.values[1] }); } }; render() { const { min, max, currentRefinement } = this.props; const { currentValues } = this.state; return min !== max ? (