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@render-props/point

v0.1.16

Published

A state container which provides an interface for setting and moving coordinate `{x, y}` values.

Downloads

6

Readme

Point

A state container which provides an interface for setting and moving coordinate {x, y} values.

Installation

yarn add @render-props/point or npm i @render-props/point


Usage

import Point from '@render-props/point'

function MovablePoint (props) {
  return (
    <Point initialX={20} initialY={40}>
      {({x, y, move, moveX, moveY, set, setX, setY}) => (
        <div>
          <span>
            <strong>
              X:
            </strong>
            <span>
              {x}
            </span>
            <strong>
              Y:
            </strong>
            <span>
              {y}
            </span>
          </span>

          <button onClick={() => move(10, -10)}>
            Move (10, -10)
          </button>

          <button onClick={() => set(30, 40)}>
            Set (30, 40)
          </button>
        </div>
      )}
    </Point>
  )
}

Props

  • initialX {number}
    • the value coordinate x should start with
  • initialY{number}
    • the value coordinate y should start with
  • minX {number}
    • the minimum bound for the x coordinate
  • maxX {number}
    • the maximum bound for the x coordinate
  • minY {number}
    • the minimum bound for the y coordinate
  • maxY {number}
    • the maximum bound for the y coordinate
  • onBoundMinX {function}
    • called when the minimum bound for x has been reached. Callback should include one argument for object: {x, y, minX, maxX, minY, maxY, set, setX, setY, move, moveX, moveY}.
  • onBoundMaxX {function}
    • called when the maximum bound for x has been reached. Callback should include one argument for object: {x, y, minX, maxX, minY, maxY, set, setX, setY, move, moveX, moveY}.
  • onBoundMinY {function}
    • called when the minimum bound for y has been reached. Callback should include one argument for object: {x, y, minX, maxX, minY, maxY, set, setX, setY, move, moveX, moveY}.
  • onBoundMaxY {function}
    • called when the maximum bound for y has been reached. Callback should include one argument for object: {x, y, minX, maxX, minY, maxY, set, setX, setY, move, moveX, moveY}.
  • onChange {function}
    • a callback which is invoked each time x or y changes. Receives the new state ({x, y}) as its only argument.

Render Props

Methods

  • set (x <number>, y <number>)
    • sets the state to {x: @x, y: @y}
  • setX (x <number>)
    • sets the coordinate x to the provided number
  • setY (y <number>)
    • sets the coordinate y to the provided number
  • move (x <number>, y <number>)
    • adds @x to the current value of x and @y to y. i.e. move(10, -10) would result in a state of {x: state.x + @x, y: state.y + @y}
  • moveX (x <number>)
    • adds @x to the current value of x i.e. moveX(10) would result in a state of {x: state.x + @x}
  • moveY (y <number>)
    • adds @x to the current value of y i.e. moveY(10) would result in a state of {y: state.y + @y}

State

  • x {number}
    • the current value of the x coordinate
  • y {number}
    • the current value of the x coordinate