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@sontx/react-load-image

v0.1.10

Published

A React component for showing placeholder content during image loading

Downloads

3

Readme

react-load-image

This is a fork of https://github.com/hzdg/react-imageloader, however many design changes were made and deprecations fixed so it warranted its own repo/package.

This React component allows you to display content while waiting for the image to load, as well as by showing alternate content if the image fails to load.

Typescript is supported.

Installing

npm i @sontx/react-load-image

Usage

import React from 'react';
import ImageLoader from '@sontx/react-load-image';

function Preloader(props) {
  return <img src="spinner.gif" />;
}

React.render((
  <ImageLoader
    src="/path/to/image.jpg"
  >
    <img />
    <div>Error!</div>
    <Preloader />
  </ImageLoader>
), document.body);

Props

Name | Type | Description --------------|----------|------------ onError | function | An optional handler for the [error] event. onLoad | function | An optional handler for the [load] event. src | string | The URL of the image to be loaded, will be passed as the src prop to your first child provided. If you want to use it as a background image, make your first child a react component like Name = (props) => <div style={{backgroundImage: props.src}}/> and do srcSet | string | An optional value for the srcset attribute of the img wrapperProps| object | An optional extra props for the wrapper. pure | boolean | If it's true, the library will render without a wrapper. Default is false.

Children

The first child of ImageLoader will be rendered when the image is successfully loaded. The src prop will be passed to it.

The second child of ImageLoader will be rendered when the image load fails.

The third child of ImageLoader will be rendered when the image is in the process of loading

Avoiding duplication Example

import React from 'react';
import ImageLoader from 'react-load-image';
import ImageError from './ImageError';
import ImageLoading from './ImageLoading';

const Image = (props) =>
  <ImageLoader {...props}>
    {this.props.children[0]}
    <ImageError />
    <ImageLoader />
  </ImageLoader>

export default Image;

import Image from './Image';

...
<Image style={{width: '50px'}}>
  <img style={{border: none}} />
</Image>
...

Using it as a backgroundImage

import React from 'react';

const BackgroundImage = ({src, style = {}, ...props} = {}) =>
  <div style={Object.assign({backgroundImage: `url(${src})`}, style)} {...props} />

export default BackgroundImage;
  <Image style={{width: '50px'}}>
    <BackgroundImage />
  </Image>