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@donovan-graham/react-media-match

v1.0.0

Published

Use CSS Media Queries and React's createContext API to build responsive layouts for any breakpoint or device.

Downloads

3

Readme

React Media Match

Easily use CSS Media Queries and React's createContext API to build responsive layouts for any breakpoint or device. Use convenient components or simply extend to create your own.

Installation

$ npm i @donovan-graham/react-media-match

Setup

Setup MediaManager once at top or root level providing it with queries object. The keys you defined in the queries object are referenced later.

import React from 'react';
import MediaManager from '@donovan-graham/react-media-match';

const queries = {
  mobile: '(max-width: 599px)',
  tablet: '(min-width: 600px) and (max-width: 1023px)',
  desktop: '(min-width: 1024px)'
};

<MediaManager queries={queries}>
  <App />
</MediaManager>

Using slot component

Slot component evaluates props which match keys defined in the initial queries object and render the prop if the current media query is evaluated to true.

import React from 'react';
import { MediaSlot } from '@donovan-graham/react-media-match';

<MediaSlot
  mobile={key => <p key={key}>**Is mobile slot</p>}
  tablet={key => <p key={key}>**Is tablet slot</p>}
  desktop={key => <p key={key}>**Is desktop slot</p>}
/>

Using conditional component

Conditional component evaluates conditions of is, not, any and none against the initial queries object keys; and returns its children if the condition is satisfied.

import React, { Fragment } from 'react';
import { MediaCondition } from '@donovan-graham/react-media-match';

<MediaCondition is="mobile">
  <p>Is mobile</p>
</MediaCondition>

<MediaCondition not="mobile">
  <p>Is not mobile</p>
</MediaCondition>

<MediaCondition anyOf={["mobile", "desktop"]}>
  <p>Any of mobile or desktop</p>
</MediaCondition>

<MediaCondition noneOf={["mobile", "desktop"]}>
  <p>None of mobile or desktop</p>
</MediaCondition>

Create your own custom components

import React from 'react';
import { MediaCondition } from '@donovan-graham/react-media-match';

const Mobile = ({children}) => <MediaCondition is="mobile">{children}</MediaCondition>
<Mobile>
  <p>Is mobile</p>
</Mobile>

Using lower-level consumer component

Consumer component provides the current state of media queries for fine grained control.

import React, { Fragment } from 'react';
import { MediaConsumer } from '@donovan-graham/react-media-match';

<MediaConsumer>
  {({ mobile, tablet, desktop }) => (
    <Fragment>
      {mobile && <p>mobile</p>}
      {tablet || desktop && <p>anything but mobile</p>}
    </Fragment>
  )}
</MediaConsumer>