import { Meta } from "@storybook/blocks";
import RadioButton from "../RadioButton";
import { CHECKBOX, DROPDOWN, TOGGLE } from "../../../storybook/components/related-components/component-description-map";
import DialogContentContainer from "../../DialogContentContainer/DialogContentContainer";
import { TipDropdown } from "./RadioButton.stories.helpers";
import * as RadioButtonStories from "./RadioButton.stories";

<Meta of={RadioButtonStories} />

# RadioButton

- [Overview](#overview)
- [Props](#props)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Variants](#variants)
- [Do’s and don’ts](#dos-and-donts)
- [Use cases and examples](#use-cases-and-examples)
- [Related components](#related-components)
- [Feedback](#feedback)

## Overview

A radio represents an item in a single selection list.

<Canvas of={RadioButtonStories.Overview} />

## Props

<PropsTable />

## Usage

<UsageGuidelines
  guidelines={[
    "A radio lets a user make exactly one selection from a set, which is all visible at the same time.",
    "Set one radio group option as default. Select the most likely or convenient option.",
    "Ensure both label and input are clickable to select the option.",
    "Place radio buttons  can be placed vertically or horizontaly, using 16px spacing."
  ]}
/>

<TipDropdown />

## Variants

### States

Radio buttons have 3 states: regular, selected, and disabled.

<Canvas of={RadioButtonStories.States} />

## Do’s and Don’ts

<ComponentRules
  rules={[
    {
      positive: {
        component: (
          <DialogContentContainer className="monday-storybook-radio-buttons_wrapper">
            <RadioButton text="Item 1" name="radio-buttons-group-1" />
            <RadioButton text="Item 2" name="radio-buttons-group-1" defaultChecked />
          </DialogContentContainer>
        ),
        description: "Use radio buttons when only one item can be selected from a list."
      },
      negative: {
        component: (
          <DialogContentContainer className="monday-storybook-radio-buttons_wrapper">
            <RadioButton text="Item 1" checked />
            <RadioButton text="Item 2" checked />
          </DialogContentContainer>
        ),
        description: (
          <>
            Don't use radio buttons when allowing the user to select more than one item from a list. In this case, use{" "}
            <StorybookLink page="Inputs/Checkbox">checkboxes</StorybookLink> instead.
          </>
        )
      }
    },
    {
      positive: {
        component: (
          <DialogContentContainer className="monday-storybook-radio-buttons_wrapper">
            <RadioButton text="Item 1" name="radio-buttons-group-2" defaultChecked />
            <RadioButton text="Item 2" name="radio-buttons-group-2" />
            <RadioButton text="Item 3" name="radio-buttons-group-2" />
          </DialogContentContainer>
        ),
        description: "Mark the first item as selected, and make sure it’s the most common or popular action."
      },
      negative: {
        component: (
          <DialogContentContainer className="monday-storybook-radio-buttons_wrapper">
            <RadioButton text="Item 1" name="radio-buttons-group-3" />
            <RadioButton text="Item 2" name="radio-buttons-group-3" />
            <RadioButton text="Item 3" name="radio-buttons-group-3" />
          </DialogContentContainer>
        ),
        description: (
          <>
            Don’t leave all radio buttons unselcted. If you can’t offer a smart default, consider using the{" "}
            <StorybookLink page="Inputs/Dropdown">dropdown component.</StorybookLink>
          </>
        )
      }
    }
  ]}
/>

## Use cases and examples

### Radio button in items list

The user needs to select only one option.

<Canvas of={RadioButtonStories.RadioButtonInItemsList} />

Controlled externally.

<Canvas of={RadioButtonStories.ControlledRadioButtons} />

## Related components

<RelatedComponents componentsNames={[CHECKBOX, TOGGLE, DROPDOWN]} />