Components

Task list

A checklist that strikes out completed tasks and moves them to the bottom of the list.

Dependencies

motion

Interaction Type

Click a row to toggle it.

Props

Options you can pass to customize this component.

Prop
Type
Description
tasks
Task[]

The rows to show, each one an id, a label, and an optional done flag. Pass this to drive the list yourself.

defaultTasks
Task[]

The rows to start with when you are not driving the list. The list tracks which ones are done on its own.

onTasksChange
(tasks: Task[]) => void

Called with the full list every time a row is ticked or unticked.

size
smmdlg

Row size. Text, circle, padding and radius all scale together, and the circle always matches one line of the label.

accent
string

Any CSS color for the filled circle and the focus ring. The strike and the faded text stay grey.

onSettled
() => void

On TaskItem only. Fires once a row has finished ticking, which is how TaskList knows when to move it down.

className
string

Extra classes merged onto the root element (data-slot="task-list").

Installation

npx shadcn@latest add swamimalode07/rare-ui/task-list

How to use

"use client"


import { TaskList } from "@/components/ui/task-list"


export function Demo() {
  return (
    <TaskList
      defaultTasks={[
        { id: "ship", label: "Ship a new component to the registry", done: true },
        { id: "preview", label: "Record a preview for the gallery" },
        { id: "star", label: "Star Rare UI" },
      ]}
    />
  )
}


// one row on its own, no list around it
// <TaskItem label="Star Rare UI" size="sm" onCheckedChange={setDone} />

Source Code

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Keep in mind

Most components here are recreations of great work from around the web. I don't claim to be the original creator - this is my attempt to reverse-engineer, replicate, and often add a few extra features. I've tried to credit everyone; if I missed someone, let me know.

Contact

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License & Usage

  • •MIT with the Commons Clause and an attribution requirement. Free to use, modify and ship in personal and commercial projects, closed source included. You own the code once it is in your project.
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  • •Don't sell, sublicense or redistribute the components themselves, on their own, bundled into a template, kit, theme or paid course, or ported to another framework.
  • •Don't republish them. No mirrors, no re-uploads, no listing them as your own work.
  • •Don't repackage the registry as a competing component library.
  • •Don't claim authorship of a component or of Rare UI itself.
  • •The LICENSE file in the repository is the full text and governs. Ask first if your use doesn't fit these rules.
Task list