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Interactive Examples and Demonstrations

Professional Form Integration

Advanced Form Validation

Professional form handling with React Hook Form and Zod validation

Complete Form Example

This form demonstrates validation, error handling, and successful submission workflows:

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2 options selected: Next.js, React

Choose your preferred frameworks (required field)

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1 option selected: TypeScript

Additional technologies you use

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2 options selected: HTML, CSS

Your technical skills (some may be disabled)

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1 option selected: Engineering

Departments you work with

Integration Benefits

  • Type Safety: Full TypeScript support with Zod schema validation
  • Error Handling: Automatic validation messages and error states
  • Performance: Optimized re-renders with React Hook Form
  • Accessibility: Built-in ARIA labels and keyboard navigation
Visual Design System

Component Variants

Explore different visual styles to match your design system

Primary Variants

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Perfect for main actions and primary selections

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Great for secondary actions and supplementary data

Special Variants

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1 option selected: Python

Use for critical actions and error states

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Perfect for dark backgrounds and emphasis

Design System Integration

When to Use Each Variant:
  • Default: Primary forms, main content areas
  • Secondary: Sidebars, optional settings
  • Destructive: Delete actions, error handling
  • Inverted: Hero sections, dark themes
Customization Options:
  • • CSS variables for color overrides
  • • Tailwind classes for spacing
  • • Animation configurations
  • • Custom badge styling
Interactive Animations

Animation Configurations

Bring your interface to life with smooth, performant animations

Badge Animation Showcase

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1 option selected: Web Application

Creates a gentle pulsing effect that draws attention

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1 option selected: Mobile App

Elegant fade-in/fade-out for subtle interactions

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1 option selected: Desktop Application

Fun shake animation for interactive feedback

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1 option selected: Web Application

Spring-like animation for dynamic interactions

Best Practices

Use animations purposefully to enhance user experience, not distract from it. Consider your application's context and user needs when choosing animation styles.

Do:
  • • Use subtle animations for feedback
  • • Maintain consistent timing
  • • Test on slower devices
Avoid:
  • • Excessive or distracting effects
  • • Long animation durations
  • • Ignoring accessibility settings
Adaptive Design

Responsive Behavior

Seamlessly adapts to any screen size with intelligent layout optimization

Live Responsive Demo

Try resizing your browser window to see how the component adapts its maxCount and layout behavior:

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2 options selected: Engineering, Design
Mobile≤ 768px

maxCount: 1, Compact mode enabled

Tablet769-1024px

maxCount: 2, Standard layout

Desktop≥ 1025px

maxCount: 4, Full layout

Current Selection: engineering, design

Mobile-First Approach

Our responsive system follows mobile-first principles, starting with optimized mobile experience and progressively enhancing for larger screens. This ensures excellent performance across all devices.

Key Benefits: Faster mobile loading, better touch interactions, improved accessibility, and consistent behavior across device types.
Organized Structure

Grouped Options

Organize complex option sets into logical categories with visual separators

Technology Stack Selector

Choose from categorized technology options to build your stack:

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2 options selected: React, Node.js

Selected Stack: react, nodejs

Implementation Strategy

Groups are defined in the options data structure using separators or category labels. The component automatically renders visual dividers and maintains group integrity during search operations.

Pro Tip: Use consistent naming conventions for your groups and consider alphabetical ordering within each category for optimal user experience.
Search & Discovery

Search and UI Configuration

Powerful search capabilities with customizable UI controls and empty states

Search Configuration Comparison

Compare different search and UI configurations side by side:

Full Search Experience
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✅ Search enabled • ✅ Select all • ✅ Custom empty state
Simplified Interface
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1 option selected: TypeScript
❌ No search • ❌ No select all • Clean interface

Search Performance

Our search implementation is optimized for performance with debounced input handling, efficient filtering algorithms, and smooth animations that don't block user interactions.

Best Practices: Use descriptive placeholders, provide helpful empty states, and consider disabling search for small option sets (≤10 items) to simplify the interface.
Flexible Layouts

Layout and Sizing Options

Adaptable layout modes for different space constraints and design requirements

Layout Demonstrations

Single Line ModesingleLine=true
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Horizontal scrolling when content exceeds container width

Fixed WidthautoSize=false
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Uses full container width

Auto WidthautoSize=true
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Adapts to content size

Layout Best Practices

Choose the right layout mode based on your design constraints. Use single-line mode for toolbars and compact interfaces, auto-sizing for flexible content areas, and fixed width for consistent layouts.

Pro Tip: Combine layout options with responsive configurations to create interfaces that work beautifully across all screen sizes and use cases.
Creative Expression

Custom Styling and Colors

Express your brand identity with custom badge colors and gradient backgrounds

Styled Project Types

Each project type has its own unique color scheme and styling:

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2 options selected: Web Application, Mobile App
Style Categories
Web Applications
Mobile Apps
API Services
Desktop Apps
Current Selection
Web App
Mobile App

Design System Integration

Custom styling seamlessly integrates with your existing design system. Define colors that match your brand, use consistent spacing, and maintain visual hierarchy across your application.

Pro Tip: Use semantic color names and CSS custom properties to create a scalable theming system that adapts to different contexts and user preferences.
Access Control

Disabled States

Control user access with component-level and option-level disabled states

Disabled State Demonstrations

Selective Disabled Options

Some skills are disabled based on availability or access level

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Selected: html, css
Entirely Disabled Component

Complete component disabled for maintenance or restricted access

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2 options selected: TypeScript, JavaScript
Status: Component disabled

Accessibility & UX

Disabled states maintain excellent accessibility with proper ARIA attributes, keyboard navigation support, and clear visual indicators that help users understand why certain options are unavailable.

Best Practice: Always provide contextual information about why options are disabled, and consider offering alternative paths when possible.
Power User Features

Advanced Features

Sophisticated behaviors for complex interaction patterns and edge cases

Advanced Behavior Showcase

Close on Select

Automatically closes popover after each selection

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🎯 Perfect for single-focused selection flows
Modal Popover

Renders popover as modal overlay for focus control

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📱 Great for mobile and accessibility
Duplicate Handling

Allows similar labels with different values

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🔄 Handle complex data relationships

Enterprise-Ready Features

These advanced features are designed for enterprise applications where user experience consistency, accessibility compliance, and edge case handling are critical requirements.

Use Cases: Complex forms, data dashboards, content management systems, and applications with sophisticated user interaction patterns.
Programmatic Control

Imperative Methods (useRef)

Programmatic control with ref methods for complex interaction patterns

Interactive Control Panel

Try the buttons below to programmatically control the MultiSelect component:

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2 options selected: React, Next.js
Current Selection

react, next.js

Implementation Pattern

Imperative methods bridge the gap between declarative React patterns and imperative interactions. They're particularly useful for complex user flows, integrations with third-party libraries, and advanced accessibility features.

Best Practice: Use imperative methods sparingly and prefer controlled components with props when possible for better React patterns.
Charts Examples

Charts & Data Visualization

Create interactive, data-driven dashboards where MultiSelect components control chart filters, time periods, and visualization parameters. Perfect for business intelligence and analytics platforms.

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3 options selected: Revenue, Active Users, Performance
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Monthly Sales by Department

Q4 Revenue Distribution

Quarterly Revenue Trends

Performance Metrics Comparison

Team Skills Radar

Revenue Distribution by Teams

Implementation Highlights

Data Binding Strategy
  • • Reactive chart data based on selections
  • • Conditional chart rendering
  • • Optimized re-render performance
  • • Smooth transition animations
Best Practices
  • • Consistent color schemes across charts
  • • Responsive chart containers
  • • Accessible tooltips and legends
  • • Empty state handling
AI & LLM Examples

AI & LLM Integration

Create interactive, data-driven dashboards where MultiSelect components control chart filters, time periods, and visualization parameters. Perfect for business intelligence and analytics platforms.

LLM Model Selection

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Choose multiple language models for comparison, A/B testing, or ensemble predictions.

AI Tools & Services

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3 options selected: OpenAI GPT, Code Assistant, Pinecone

Organize AI services by category for better workflow management and tool selection.

Prompt Engineering Templates

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2 options selected: System Prompt, Few-shot Learning

Select prompt engineering patterns with custom styling for different template types.

RAG Data Sources

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3 options selected: PDF Documents, Knowledge Base, Web Pages

Configure Retrieval-Augmented Generation with multiple data sources for enhanced AI responses.

Model Parameters Configuration

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3 options selected: Temperature, Max Tokens, Top-p (Nucleus)

Fine-tune AI model behavior by selecting generation and response control parameters.

AI Agent Capabilities

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3 options selected: Text Generation, Data Analysis, Translation

Define what your AI agent can do by selecting from content creation, analysis, and communication capabilities.

Multimodal AI Features

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2 options selected: Text to Image, Speech to Text

Enable cross-modal AI capabilities with custom-styled badges for different input/output types.

AI Implementation Patterns

Essential AI Workflows
  • • Model ensemble and comparison
  • • Template-based prompt engineering
  • • Multi-source RAG configuration
  • • Parameter optimization controls
Advanced Features
  • • Multimodal AI capabilities
  • • Agent skill configuration
  • • Tool and service organization
  • • Custom AI pipeline building
Example Usage in Content

Building Your Tech Stack

A comprehensive guide to selecting the right technologies for your next project

Choosing the right technology stack is crucial for any successful project. Whether you're building a web application, mobile app, or enterprise solution, the technologies you select will impact your development speed, scalability, and long-term maintenance.

Select Your Preferred Technologies

Try our interactive multi-select component to choose technologies for your project:

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2 options selected: TypeScript, JavaScript

Modern development teams often prefer TypeScript for its type safety, React for component-based architecture, and Node.js for full-stack JavaScript development.

Project Categories

What type of project are you planning to build?

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1 option selected: Web Application

The choice of technology stack should align with your project requirements, team expertise, and long-term goals. Consider factors such as performance, scalability, maintainability, and community supportwhen making your decisions.

Team Skills Assessment

Before finalizing your tech stack, assess your team's current skills and expertise. This will help determine whether you need additional training or if you should consider alternative technologies.

Current Skills

Select the technologies your team is already proficient in:

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3 options selected: HTML, CSS, JavaScript

Remember, the best technology stack is the one that your team can effectively use to deliver value to your users. Don't choose technologies just because they're trendy – choose them because they solve real problems and fit your specific use case.

Interactive Survey Example

Developer Survey

Help us understand the current state of web development

1What programming languages do you use regularly?

Select all programming languages that you work with on a regular basis. This helps us understand the current landscape of developer preferences and industry trends.

Programming Languages

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2 options selected: JavaScript, TypeScript

2Which frameworks and libraries are you most interested in learning?

The tech industry evolves rapidly. Tell us which technologies you're planning to learn next year. This could include frameworks you've heard about but haven't had the chance to try yet.

Frameworks & Libraries

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2 options selected: React, Node.js

3What type of projects do you primarily work on?

Understanding the types of projects developers work on helps us identify common patterns and challenges. Whether you're building enterprise applications,mobile apps, ordata pipelines, your experience matters.

Project Types

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1 option selected: Web Application

4How do you prefer to learn new technologies?

Everyone has different learning styles. Some prefer hands-on coding, others like structured courses. Understanding how developers learn helps the community create better educational resources.

Learning Preferences

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2 options selected: Official Documentation, Hands-on Practice

Thank You for Participating!

Your responses help us understand the developer community better. This survey demonstrates how MultiSelect components can be seamlessly integrated into forms and surveys.

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Props Guide

Props Reference Guide

Complete documentation of all MultiSelect component properties, with examples, defaults, and best practices for every configuration option.

Core Properties

options

Array of options or grouped options

onValueChange

Callback function for value changes

defaultValue

Initial selected values (default: [])

placeholder

Placeholder text (default: “Select options”)

Appearance & Styling

variant

“default” | “secondary” | “destructive” | “inverted”

maxCount

Max badges to show (default: 3)

autoSize

Auto width behavior (default: false)

singleLine

Single line layout (default: false)

Behavior & Interaction

searchable

Enable search functionality (default: true)

hideSelectAll

Hide select all button (default: false)

closeOnSelect

Close after selection (default: false)

disabled

Disable component (default: false)

Advanced Configuration

responsive

Responsive behavior configuration

animationConfig

Custom animation settings

modalPopover

Modal behavior (default: false)

deduplicateOptions

Remove duplicates (default: false)

Implementation Best Practices

Essential Tips
  • • Always provide onValueChange callback
  • • Use meaningful option labels
  • • Set appropriate maxCount for UI
  • • Test with different data sizes
Performance
  • • Enable deduplicateOptions for large datasets
  • • Use responsive props for mobile
  • • Optimize search with custom filtering
  • • Memoize option arrays when possible

Quick Start: Most use cases only need options, onValueChange, and optionally defaultValue. All other props enhance the experience but have sensible defaults.