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dnd-scroll

v0.0.4

Published

Full-window autoscrolling component for React-dnd

Downloads

14

Readme

DnD Scroll

Add-on for React DnD. Auto scroll when dragging to the top or bottom of the window; compensates for inability to use mousewheel or keyboard scrolling while dragging in React DnD's default (HTML5) backend.

Example use. Check out examples/basic_syntax for an explanation of the props:

import Scroller from 'dnd-scroll'

const TopLevelComponenet = () => (
    // Make the scroller for your app.
    <div>
        <Scroller itemType={ItemTypes.MYITEM} target={target}
                          targetCollect={collectTarget} enabled={draggingSomething} />
        <h1>My page heading</h1>
       <p>My page content</p>
    </div>
)

Bottom line: Import the module, and include its Scroller component anywhere in your top-level component. Connect it to your React-DnD boilerplate functions using props. Configure the (scroll zone) height and speed props if desired.

https://github.com/David-OConnor/dnd-scroll