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easy-react-carousel

v0.1.8

Published

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Downloads

20

Readme

easy-react-carousel

Why?

Bored of installing heavy components full of stuff that you don't need that sometimes are not even made in react ? If you are looking for a light carousel component, fully made in react this is the right solution for you

Installation

Basic

npm i easy-react-carousel

Usage

By default, the component does not need anything except for an array of object (slides) passed by the prop slides.

import React from 'react';
import Carousel from 'easy-react-carousel'

const slides = [
    {
      title: // title ,
      description: // description,
      id: // every slide must have a unique id,
      image: // the image url,
      url: // this is used to redirect to the url page when you click on the slide
    },
    // ...
]

const Carousel = () => (
  <Carousel
    slides={slides}
  />
);

export default Carousel;

Props

Carousel props

| Prop | Type | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | slides | Array | undefined | You must pass an array of object with the property you see above | | onChange | Function | undefined | Handler triggered when current slide change | | onClick | Array | undefined | Triggered when you click on a slide | | showSelectMenu | Boolean | true | Shows or not the corousel "buttons" that allows you to switch between slides | | showArrows | Boolean | false | Shows or not side arrows to navigate in the carousel | | disableRedirect | Boolean | true | By default if the url property it's present, when you click on a slide you are redirected to that url, you can disable that option setting this to false | | speed | Number | 5000 | This is the speed of the transition between one slide and another | | rtl | Boolean | true | Determines in which direction the slider "slide", if it's true it go from right to left (that's why rtl) otherwise from left to right | | borderRadius | Number | 4px | This is the border-radius of the carousel | | height | Number | 180px | The height of the carousel | | alignment | String | left | You can change the alignment of the text and description to left, center, right |

Support 💻

Any Issue, contribution or idea are welcome 😃