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aiws-react-dnd

v0.0.13

Published

Super simple drag-n-drop library for React

Downloads

24

Readme

Super simple drag-n-drop library for react developers

CircleCI npm version

tldr; There is no fancy thing in this library compares to others. I just find myself difficult to understand react-dnd and react-beautiful-dnd. They are both amazing with plenty of features and supports. I need a library that allows me to apply drag-n-drop quickly and with my customization, if there is any error, I won't spend too much time to understand the library. So I wrote this library. It's basically using a cloned DOM for moving affect and improving the speed by caching all the boundaries in rbush tree.

Demo

https://aiwsolutions.github.io/react-drag-drop/

Local Demo

npm install
npm run serve

then navigate to http://localhost:8080

Production

https://lackid.com

Usage

npm install --save aiws-react-dnd

Draggable

    <Draggable
        uniqueId={1}
        onDragStart={f => f}
        type="draggable"
    >
        {
            handers =>
                <div
                    {...handlers}
                >
                    Draggable Content
                </div>
        }
    </Draggable>

Property | Type | Description -------- | ---- | ----------- uniqueId | any | (Required) The unique id for this Draggable element. It needs to be globally unique for the whole application (both Draggable & Droppable) because the library does cache the boundary of it, for performance improvement. handle | string | (Optional CSS selector) If exists, then the drag can only be started if the click was on the matched child element (inside the element). skip | string | (Optional CSS selector) If exists, the drag will be skipped if the click was on this matched element. type | string | (Required) The type of this element, this is for Droppable to accepts if it was overred. onDragStart | func | (Required) This function will be called before the dragging happens, it must returns a data for further communication with others Draggable/Droppable otherwise the drag action is discarded. onDrag | func | (Optional) This function will be called on every movement. Returns false to discard the movement. onDrop | func | (Optional) This function will be called on releasing mouse. onPressed | func | (Optional) If there is no movement, this function will be called when there are mouse down and up. onRendered | func | (Optional) This function will be called on componentDidUpdate, componentDidMount of the element and on dragging. onUnmount | func | (Optional) This function will be called on componentWillUnmount of the element.

Droppable

    <Droppable
        uniqueId='a'
        onDraggedSourceOverred={handleAddItemToThis}
    >
        {
            hovered =>
                <div
                    style={{
                        hovered ? '1px 1px 2px 1px rgba(0,0,0,0.4)' : 'none',
                    }}
                >
                    Container
                </div>
        }
    </Droppable>

Property | Type | Description -------- | ---- | ----------- uniqueId | any | (Required) The unique id for this Draggable element. It needs to be globally unique for the whole application (both Draggable & Droppable) because the library does cache the boundary of it, for performance improvement. acceptTypes | array of string | (Optional) List of types of Draggable that this Droppable will accept. If not provided or empty array, then all types will be accepted onDraggedSourceOverred | func | (Optional) This function will be called when there is a matched type (acceptTypes) of Draggable was dragged on this element. Return a non-false value to accept the element. onDraggedSourceOuted | func | (Optional) This function will be called if its child element was dragged out of itself. onRendered | func | (Optional) This function will be called on componentDidUpdate, componentDidMount of the element. onUnmount | func | (Optional) This function will be called on componentWillUnmount of the element.

Notice

This library is scallable when using with aiws-elm. MIT