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@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth

v2.0.2

Published

A React scrollbar custom component that hides the native scrollbar, provides a custom style overlay scrollbar, and retains the native functionality and feel while having scrolling inertia.

Downloads

17

Readme

React Overlay Scrollbars Smooth

This integration plugin is based on OverlayScrollbars and smoothscroll-for-websites. It conceals the native scrollbars and provides a custom-styled overlay scrollbar that retains native functionality and feel, with the added benefit of inertial scrolling.

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Why Develop It?

  • I grew tired of the default browser scrollbars that look unappealing and vary across different browsers.
  • They failed to maintain a consistent appearance and behavior across various browsers and lacked deep customization options.
  • The default scrollbar doesn’t align with the design aesthetic of your website or application.
  • When pop-ups are needed, the scrollbar appears outside the popup, causing both the page's scrollbar and the popup's scrollbar to appear simultaneously, leading to a poor user experience.
  • When a Dialog/Modal pops up, it’s necessary to adjust the body’s padding-right, which requires special handling when the navigation bar is fixed, potentially causing jarring movements.
  • The scrollbar feels stiff and not smooth enough when using the mouse wheel to scroll.

Installation

npm

npm install @kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth

yarn

yarn add @kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth

pnpm

pnpm add @kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth

Usage

Styles

In some frameworks, you can directly introduce styles in global css / less / scss, as shown below:

@import url('@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth/dist/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth.css');

In some frameworks, such as Next.js, you may need to add the ~ character, as shown below:

@import url('~@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth/dist/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth.css');

You can also introduce it in a global page, such as the Layout page in Next.js or the corresponding component, as shown below:

import '@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth/dist/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth.css';

components

Use the OverlayScrollbarsSmooth component on an element as follows:

import { OverlayScrollbarsSmooth } from '@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth';

// What is used here is to introduce secondary styles directly into the component. You can also use other methods above.
import '@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth/dist/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth.css';

function App() {
  return (
    <div style={{ height: '300px' }}>
      <OverlayScrollbarsSmooth>
        <div style={{ height: '1000px' }} />
      </OverlayScrollbarsSmooth>
    </div>
  );
}

If you want it to work on Body, you can do this:

import { OverlayScrollbarsSmooth } from '@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth';

function App() {
  // No matter where this line of code is written, as long as `tag=body`, it will act on `Body`, thus replacing the default scroll bar. Don’t forget to include styles!
  return <OverlayScrollbarsSmooth tag='body' />;
}

hooks

You can directly use useSmoothScroll to achieve smooth scrolling, which will cause all scroll bars to become smooth. It is recommended to call it once in a place such as global layout, as shown below:

import { OverlayScrollbarsSmooth, useSmoothScroll } from '@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth';
import '@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth/dist/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth.css';

function App() {
  useSmoothScroll();

  return (
    <div style={{ height: '300px' }}>
      <OverlayScrollbarsSmooth>
        <div style={{ height: '1000px' }} />
      </OverlayScrollbarsSmooth>
    </div>
  );
}

API

OverlayScrollbarsSmooth

The OverlayScrollbarsSmooth component supports all OverlayScrollbars APIs, you can view OverlayScrollbars API here.

| Properties | Description | | ---------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | tag | string, default value: div, if it is: body, acts on Body, thus replacing the default scroll bar. element equivalent to OverlayScrollbars; | | className | string, default value: '', custom class name; invalid when tag=body; | | options | Equivalent to options of OverlayScrollbars, default: {scrollbars: {theme: 'os-theme-dark'}} | | events | Equivalent to events of OverlayScrollbars, default: {} |

useSmoothScroll

Supports all parameters of smoothscroll-for-websites except excluded, you can view it here smoothscroll-for-websites API , the following parameters are also default values (it is slightly different from the default value of smoothscroll-for-websites), you can modify it according to your own needs, as shown below

import { OverlayScrollbarsSmooth, useSmoothScroll } from '@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth';
import '@kwooshung/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth/dist/react-overlay-scrollbars-smooth.css';

function App() {
  useSmoothScroll({
    // Scrolling Core
    frameRate: 150, // [ms]
    animationTime: 1000, // [ms]
    stepSize: 100, // [px]

    // Pulse (less tweakable)
    // ratio of "tail" to "acceleration"
    pulseAlgorithm: true,
    pulseScale: 4,
    pulseNormalize: true,

    // Acceleration
    accelerationDelta: 50,
    accelerationMax: 3,

    // Keyboard Settings
    keyboardSupport: true,
    arrowScroll: 50,

    // Other
    touchpadSupport: false, // ignore touchpad by default
    fixedBackground: true
  });

  return (
    <div style={{ height: '300px' }}>
      <OverlayScrollbarsSmooth>
        <div style={{ height: '1000px' }} />
      </OverlayScrollbarsSmooth>
    </div>
  );
}

Open source projects used

Thanks to the project authors for their selfless contributions to the open source community, making our work easier! ! !

LICENSE

MIT