Interface SelectProps

src/Select.tsx:112–165

type ArrayElementType<T> = T extends (infer E)[] ? E : T;

export interface SelectProps<ValueType = any, OptionType extends BaseOptionType = DefaultOptionType>
  extends BaseSelectPropsWithoutPrivate {
  prefixCls?: string;
  id?: string;

  backfill?: boolean;

  // >>> Field Names
  fieldNames?: FieldNames;

  // >>> Search
  /** @deprecated Use `searchValue` instead */
  inputValue?: string;
  searchValue?: string;
  onSearch?: (value: string) => void;
  autoClearSearchValue?: boolean;

  // >>> Select
  onSelect?: SelectHandler<ArrayElementType<ValueType>, OptionType>;
  onDeselect?: SelectHandler<ArrayElementType<ValueType>, OptionType>;

  // >>> Options
  /**
   * In Select, `false` means do nothing.
   * In TreeSelect, `false` will highlight match item.
   * It's by design.
   */
  filterOption?: boolean | FilterFunc<OptionType>;
  filterSort?: (optionA: OptionType, optionB: OptionType, info: { searchValue: string }) => number;
  optionFilterProp?: string;
  optionLabelProp?: string;
  children?: React.ReactNode;
  options?: OptionType[];
  optionRender?: (
    oriOption: FlattenOptionData<OptionType>,
    info: { index: number },
  ) => React.ReactNode;
  defaultActiveFirstOption?: boolean;
  virtual?: boolean;
  direction?: 'ltr' | 'rtl';
  listHeight?: number;
  listItemHeight?: number;
  labelRender?: (props: LabelInValueType) => React.ReactNode;

  // >>> Icon
  menuItemSelectedIcon?: RenderNode;

  mode?: 'combobox' | 'multiple' | 'tags';
  labelInValue?: boolean;
  value?: ValueType | null;
  defaultValue?: ValueType | null;
  maxCount?: number;
  onChange?: (value: ValueType, option?: OptionType | OptionType[]) => void;
}

function isRawValue(value: DraftValueType): value is RawValueType {
  return !value || typeof value !== 'object';