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card-layouts

v0.3.1

Published

A simple library for different card layout strategies

Downloads

1

Readme

JS Layouts

card-layouts is a library for generating JavaScript-based card layouts.

Installation

npm install card-layouts

Usage

card-layouts library supports 3 layout modes

  • rows - cards are placed one by one in rows and adjusted to have the same height
  • columns - cards are placed one by one in columns and adjusted to have the same width
  • grid - all the cards have the same width and height, generic grid layout
import rows from 'card-layouts'

const objects =
const result = rows({
  items: [
    {width: 10, height: 10},
    {width: 20, height: 10},
    {width: 10, height: 20},
  ],
  width: 100,
})

will return

[
  {width: 10, height, 10, x: 0, y: 0},
  {width: 20, height, 10, x: 10, y: 0},
  {width: 5, height, 10, x: 30, y: 0},
]

Options

items

default: [] type: Array

Items to be laid out. Each item is expected to have x, y, width, height properties.

gap

default: 0 type: Integer

The gap between the cards

width

default: undefined type: Integer

The width of the area to fill with cards.

Grid layout-specific options

columns

default: undefined type: Integer

The number of the columns. If there's no number - width and size parameters are used to determine the number of the columns.

size

default: undefined type: Object

The object that determines card size: {width: 100, height: 100}.

Rows layout-specific options

height

default: undefined type: Integer

Row height for each of the rows generated.

Columns layout-specific options

columns

default: undefined type: Integer

The number of the columns. If there's no number - width and size parameters are used to determine the number of the columns.

License

MIT