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@s-ui/react-layout-media-query

v1.7.0

Published

`LayoutMediaQuery` is a wrapper that will pass through a _function as a child_ an object with the breakpoints matched according to the width of the parent container

Downloads

2,522

Readme

LayoutMediaQuery

LayoutMediaQuery is a wrapper that will pass through a function as a child an object with the breakpoints matched according to the width of the parent container

Installation

$ npm install @s-ui/react-layout-media-query --save

Usage

Basic usage (default breakpoints)

import LayoutMediaQuery from '@s-ui/react-layout-media-query'

<LayoutMediaQuery>
  {({M, L, XL}) => {
    if (XL) return <p>LargeDesktop</p>
    if (L) return <p>Desktop</p>
    if (M) return <p>Tablet</p>
    return <p>Mobile</p>
  }}
</LayoutMediaQuery>

This default component will use default breakpoints agreed for schibsted projects

{
  xs: 480,
  s: 600,
  m: 840,
  l: 960,
  xl: 1280,
  xxl: 1440
}

Listening to the viewport resize

import LayoutMediaQuery from '@s-ui/react-layout-media-query'

<LayoutMediaQuery viewport>
  {({M, L, XL}) => {
    if (XL) return <p>LargeDesktop</p>
    if (L) return <p>Desktop</p>
    if (M) return <p>Tablet</p>
    return <p>Mobile</p>
  }}
</LayoutMediaQuery>

Custom Breakpoints

We have also available a factory function that we can use to create a LayoutMediaQuery with custom breakpoints

import { LayoutMediaQueryFactory } from '@s-ui/react-layout-media-query'

const BREAKPOINTS = {
  sm: '576',
  md: '768',
  lg: '992',
  xl: '1200'
}

const LayoutMediaQueryBootstrap = LayoutMediaQueryFactory(BREAKPOINTS)

<LayoutMediaQueryBootstrap>
  {({MD, LG, XL}) => {
    if (XL) return <p>LargeDesktop</p>
    if (LG) return <p>Desktop</p>
    if (MD) return <p>Tablet</p>
    return <p>Mobile</p>
  }}
</LayoutMediaQueryBootstrap>

initialMediaQueries props

This component accepts a special prop called initialMediaQueries. This prop is specially useful in SSR in order to force a initial media query object that will be used in environments where the componentDidMount is never called, like in Node.

You can combine this prop with some kind of logic in an upper component to avoid rerenders in the server.

<LayoutMediaQuery initialMediaQueries={{MD: true}}>
  {({MD, LG, XL}) => { // MD will be true in the server.
    if (XL) return <p>LargeDesktop</p>
    if (LG) return <p>Desktop</p>
    if (MD) return <p>Tablet</p>
    return <p>Mobile</p>
  }}
</LayoutMediaQuery>

Find full description and more examples in the demo page.