Radio

A radio group component for selecting a single option from a list of options.

Anatomy

Import and assemble the component:

1import { Radio } from "@raystack/apsara";
2

3<Radio.Group>
4  <Radio />
5  <Radio />
6</Radio.Group>

API Reference

Group

Groups radio buttons and manages their shared state.

Prop

Type

Root

Renders an individual radio button.

Prop

Type

Slots

Every rendered part carries a stable data-slot attribute for styling and testing:

SlotElement
radio-groupThe Radio.Group container
radioThe radio button itself
radio-indicatorThe indicator inside the radio button

Examples

State

Radio buttons support different states to indicate interactivity and selection.

1<Radio.Group defaultValue="1">
2  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
3    <Radio value="1" id="d1" />
4    <label htmlFor="d1">Default Option</label>
5  </Flex>
6</Radio.Group>

Size Variants

The Radio component comes in two sizes: large (default) and small. Set size on Radio.Group to apply it to every item, or set it on an individual Radio to override the group value.

1<Radio.Group defaultValue="1" size="large">
2  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
3    <Radio value="1" id="sl1" />
4    <label htmlFor="sl1">Large Option One</label>
5  </Flex>
6  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
7    <Radio value="2" id="sl2" />
8    <label htmlFor="sl2">Large Option Two</label>
9  </Flex>
10</Radio.Group>

Orientation

The Radio.Group supports vertical (default) and horizontal orientation to control the layout direction of its items.

1<Radio.Group defaultValue="1" orientation="vertical">
2  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
3    <Radio value="1" id="ov1" />
4    <label htmlFor="ov1">Option One</label>
5  </Flex>
6  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
7    <Radio value="2" id="ov2" />
8    <label htmlFor="ov2">Option Two</label>
9  </Flex>
10  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
11    <Radio value="3" id="ov3" />
12    <label htmlFor="ov3">Option Three</label>
13  </Flex>
14</Radio.Group>

With Labels

Radio buttons should always be accompanied by labels for accessibility and usability.

1<Radio.Group defaultValue="1">
2  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
3    <Radio value="1" id="L1" />
4    <label htmlFor="L1">Option One</label>
5  </Flex>
6  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
7    <Radio value="2" id="L2" />
8    <label htmlFor="L2">Option Two</label>
9  </Flex>
10  <Flex gap={3} align="center">
11    <Radio value="3" id="L3" />
12    <label htmlFor="L3">Option Three</label>
13  </Flex>
14</Radio.Group>

Form Example

Radio buttons can be used in forms with proper validation and submission handling.

1<form
2  onSubmit={(e) => {
3    e.preventDefault();
4    const formData = new FormData(e.target);
5    alert(JSON.stringify(Object.fromEntries(formData)));
6  }}
7>
8  <Flex direction="column" gap={5}>
9    <Radio.Group name="plan" defaultValue="monthly">
10      <Flex gap={3} align="center">
11        <Radio value="monthly" id="mp" />
12        <label htmlFor="mp">Monthly Plan</label>
13      </Flex>
14      <Flex gap={3} align="center">
15        <Radio value="yearly" id="yp" />

Accessibility

  • Follows the WAI-ARIA Radio Group pattern
  • Supports keyboard navigation with arrow keys within the group
  • Uses role="radiogroup" for the group and role="radio" for items
  • Selected state is communicated via aria-checked