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@badasukerubin/react-simple-drag-selection

v1.1.1

Published

A react library that provides an efficient and effective drag selection logic.

Downloads

14

Readme

react-simple-drag-selection

A simple and configurable React library that provides an efficient and effective drag selection logic.

Setup

  1. Install the repo

    npm install @badasukerubin/react-simple-drag-selection
  2. Import the component, hooks and wrap your component with the DragSelectionContext provider

    import {
      DragSelectionContext,
      SelectionBox,
      useDragSelection,
    } from "@badasukerubin/react-simple-drag-selection";
    
    ...
    
    const selectContainerRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement | null>(null);
    const selectBoxRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement | null>(null);
    const selection = useDragSelection({
      containerRef: selectContainerRef,
      boxRef: selectBoxRef,
    });
    
    <DragSelectionContext.Provider value={selection}>
      <div ref={selectContainerRef} className={`overflow-${axis}`}>
         <SelectionBox ref={selectBoxRef} />
    
         <Boxes boxes={boxes} />
       </div>
    </DragSelectionContext.Provider>;
  3. Use the useDragSelected hook to get the selection state in the component you want to use it in (Box).

    import {
      DragSelectionContext,
      useDragSelected,
    } from "@badasukerubin/react-simple-drag-selection";
    
    ...
    
    export default memo(function Box() {
      const [color] = useState(getRandomColor());
    
      const boxRef = useRef<HTMLDivElement | null>(null);
    
      const selection = useContext(DragSelectionContext);
      const isSelected = useDragSelected({
         elementRef: boxRef,
         selection
      });
    
      return (
         <div
         ref={boxRef}
         className="box"
         style={{ backgroundColor: isSelected ? "black" : color }}
         ></div>
      );
    });
    
     ...

Available props

  1. DragSelectionContext is the context provider that provides the selection state to the components that need it.

  2. SelectionBox is the selection box component that is rendered when the selection starts. You can customise this component by passing values for className, style or any other prop that you'd pass to a div element.

  3. useDragSelection has the following options:

    • containerRef: React ref to the container element
    • boxRef: React ref to the selection box element
    • onSelectionStart: Optional callback function that is called when the selection starts
    • onSelection: Optional callback function that is called when the selection changes
    • onSelectionEnd: Optional callback function that is called when the selection ends
  4. useDragSelected has the following options:

    • elementRef: React ref to the element that you want to check if it is selected
    • selection: The selection object that is provided by the DragSelectionContext
    • onSelected: Optional callback function that is called when the element is selected
  5. You can also ignore elements from having the selection logic interfere with their default behaviour (or that of their descendants) by adding the ignore-drag-selection class to them.

    <div className="ignore-drag-selection">
      <div className="box" draggable={true} ondragstart={dragFunction}></div>
    </div>

Example

A full example can be found in the example directory.

Roadmap

  • [ ] Unselect/Select using Shift and Meta keys
  • [ ] Add tests
  • [ ] Mobile/touch selection support