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Stars
★ 936
Forks
â‘‚ 480
Language
TypeScript
Topic
Frontend
License
MIT
Updated
22d ago
Contributors
👥 145
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On GitHub, react-component/select has picked up 936 stars, Frontend, TypeScript. 🎯 Composable Select component for React, with search, async-friendly option data, custom rendering, and virtual scrolling.

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Stars★ 936
Forksâ‘‚ 480
LanguageTypeScript
TopicFrontend
LicenseMIT

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What is react-component/select?

react-component/select (react-component/select) is a TypeScript project on GitHub. From the project's own README: 🎯 Composable Select component for React, with search, async-friendly option data, custom rendering, and virtual scrolling.

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