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React handles events as user interactions (like clicks or typing) that trigger functions in your app. It uses a synthetic event system to ensure consistent behavior across all browsers.
Syntax:
onEvent={function}Output:
Below is a comprehensive list of React events used to handle various user interactions in applications.
In React, handling mouse events is important for creating interactive user interfaces.
Event | Description |
|---|---|
| onClick | This event fires when user click mouse left button. |
| onDoubleClick | This event triggers when user click mouse button twice. |
| onMouseDown | This event occurs when mouse button pressed on any tag. |
| onMouseUp | This event triggers when button released after press. |
| onMouseMove | This event occurs when mouse cursor move on a particular tag or element. |
| onMouseEnter | This event fires when a mouse cursor move inside in a HTML Element. |
| onMouseLeave | This event occurs when mouse cursor leaves HTML Element boundaries. |
In React, handling form events is a crucial part of creating interactive and dynamic user interfaces.
Event | Description |
|---|---|
| onChange | This event triggers when the value of input tag changes. |
| onInput | This event fires when the value of input field gets changed. |
| onSubmit | This event triggers when user submit a form using Submit button. |
| onFocus | This event fires when user click on any input tag and that tag active to enter data. |
| onBlur | This event occurs when element is not longer active. |
Clipboard events in React allow you to interact with the user's clipboard, providing a way to handle copy, cut, and paste operations.
Event | Description |
|---|---|
| onCopy | This event occurs when user copy data from any particular element. |
| onCut | This event occurs when user cut data from any particular element. |
| onPaste | This event occurs when user paste data from any particular element. |
In React, you can handle touch events to create touch-friendly and mobile-responsive user interfaces.
Event | Description |
|---|---|
This event occurs when a user touches the screen. | |
This event fires when user touch and move their finger without removing finger. | |
This event occurs one touch released by user. | |
This event hits when touch cancels by user. |
Pointer events in React are a set of events that handle different input devices, including mouse, touch, and pen interactions.
Event | Description |
|---|---|
| onPointerDown | This event works when a pointing device inititates pointing screen. |
| onPointerMove | This event works when pointing device starts initiating and moving the pointer. |
| onPointerUp | This event triggers when user released the button from pointing device after pointing a tag. |
| onPointerCancel | This event occurs when user cancels their touch on screen. |
It seems there might be a bit of confusion in your question. The term "UI event" is quite broad and could refer to various types of events that occur in a user interface.
Event | Description |
|---|---|
| onScroll | This event occurs when user start scrolling the page. |
| onResize | This event occurs when the size of browser is changed. |
In React, you can handle keyboard events using synthetic events provided by React.
Event | Description |
|---|---|
| onKeyDown | This event occurs when a user presses the key from keyboard. |
| onKeyPress | This event occurs when a user presses the key from keyboard. |
| onKeyUp | This event occurs when a user presses and released the key from keyboard. |
