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@alm-engineering/react-scroll-snap-slider

v2.4.0

Published

> - Replaced `styled-components` with `@emotion/styled` and `@emotion/react` > - Changed typing in `Carousel/index.tsx` > - Added new prop `hideArrowsWhileScrolling` so the "hiding" of the arrows is optional > - Added new prop `hideArrowOnEnd` so the hidi

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Keywords

reactcarouselscroll snappingscroll snapscrollslider

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react-scroll-snap-slider

  • Replaced styled-components with @emotion/styled and @emotion/react
  • Changed typing in Carousel/index.tsx
  • Added new prop hideArrowsWhileScrolling so the "hiding" of the arrows is optional
  • Added new prop hideArrowOnEnd so the hiding of the arrow at start and end is optional
  • Support custom breakpoints (mobile, tablet and desktop)
  • Changed scroll-snap-align to start instead of center
  • Changed scroll-snap-type from x mandatory to x proximity
  • Only publish the dist folder on npm
  • Added new prop isCarousel so the slider starts from beginning if the next arrow gets triggered at the end
  • Added new Arrow-Prop disabled so you know in the custom arrow if its the last slide or the first

This is a fork of the react-scroll-snap-slider package from @lifarl. Since it's one of the best options at the market when it comes to simplicity and file-size this module is a wonderful solution. But since our project is based on the @emotion-stack and not styled-components we needed a clone with just those packages switched.

If you also want this package but with emotion is peerDependency you can install it with:

yarn add @alm-engineering/react-scroll-snap-slider

You can checkout the example page deployed with emotion as dependency here: https://alm-engineering.github.io/react-scroll-snap-slider/

Otherwise we recommend in using the official package.

Warning

We do not guarantee that this package is in sync with the original package.

Credits

  • @lifarl