gideon-react-carousel
v1.19.26
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Carousel component for React
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Why?
There are some great carousels (like slick) that do not have real React implementations. This library provides you with carousel that is not merely a wrapper for some jQuery solution, can be used as controlled or uncontrolled element (similar to inputs), and has tons of useful features.
Installation
Basic
npm i @brainhubeu/react-carousel
Typescript
npm i @types/brainhubeu__react-carousel -D
CDN
If you don't use any bundler like Webpack, you can add these scripts to your HTML file, body
section:
<script crossorigin src="https://unpkg.com/react@16/umd/react.development.js"></script>
<script crossorigin src="https://unpkg.com/react-dom@16/umd/react-dom.development.js"></script>
<script crossorigin type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/@brainhubeu/[email protected]/lib/react-carousel.js"></script>
Make sure to use a version ending with -cdn
.
Then, you can use the following global variables:
BrainhubeuReactCarousel
BrainhubeuReactCarouselDots
BrainhubeuReactCarouselItem
BrainhubeuReactCarouselWrapper
SSR
When using @brainhubeu/react-carousel
with SSR (Server-side Rendering), we recommend Next.js as @brainhubeu/react-carousel
currently doesn't work on the server side so it must be rendered on the client side (maybe we'll provide server-side working in the future).
import dynamic from 'next/dynamic';
const { default: Carousel, Dots } = dynamic(
() => require('@brainhubeu/react-carousel'),
{ ssr: false },
);
Usage
By default, the component does not need anything except children to render a simple carousel. Remember that styles do not have to be imported every time you use carousel, you can do it once in an entry point of your bundle.
import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Carousel from '@brainhubeu/react-carousel';
import '@brainhubeu/react-carousel/lib/style.css';
export default class MyCarousel extends Component {
render() {
return (
<Carousel arrows dots>
<img src={imageOne} />
<img src={imageTwo} />
<img src={imageThree} />
</Carousel>
);
}
}
Showing dots or thumbnails
There is a separate Dots component that can be used to fully control navigation dots or add thumbnails.
import Carousel, { Dots } from '@brainhubeu/react-carousel';
import '@brainhubeu/react-carousel/lib/style.css';
// ...
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = {
value: 0,
};
}
onChange = value => this.setState({ value });
render() {
return (
<div>
<Carousel
value={this.state.value}
onChange={this.onChange}
>
<img className="img-example" src={someImage} />
...
<img className="img-example" src={anotherImage} />
</Carousel>
<Dots
value={this.state.value}
onChange={this.onChange}
thumbnails={[
(<img key={1} className="img-example-small" src={abstractImage} />),
...
(<img key={12} className="img-example-small" src={transportImage} />),
]}
/>
</div>
);
}
Props
You can access a clickable demo with many examples and a live code editor by clicking on a Prop name.
Carousel props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| addArrowClickHandler | Boolean | undefined
| Has to be added for arrowLeft and arrowRight to work |
| animationSpeed | Number | 500
| Determines transition duration in milliseconds |
| arrowLeft | React element | undefined
| To be used instead of the default left arrow (if you provide these custom arrows, you don't have to use arrows prop) |
| arrowRight | React element | undefined
| To be used instead of the default right arrow (if you provide these custom arrows, you don't have to use arrows prop) |
| arrows | Boolean | false
| Renders default arrows |
| autoPlay | Number | undefined
| Slide change interval in milliseconds |
| breakpoints | Object | undefined
| All props (except of value
, onChange
, responsive
, children
) can be set to different values on different screen resolutions |
| centered | Boolean | undefined
| Aligned active slide to the center of the carousel |
| clickToChange | Boolean | undefined
| Clicking on a slide changes current slide to the clicked one |
| dots | Boolean | undefined
| Renders default dots under the carousel |
| draggable | Boolean | true
| Makes it possible to drag to the next slide with mouse cursor |
| onInit | Function | undefined
| Callback thrown after the carousel is loaded |
| infinite | Boolean | undefined
| Creates an infinite carousel width |
| itemWidth | Number | undefined
| Determines custom width for every slide in the carousel |
| keepDirectionWhenDragging | Boolean | undefined
| While dragging, it doesn't matter which slide is the nearest one, but in what direction you dragged |
| minDraggableOffset | Number | 10
| Defines the minimum offset to consider the drag gesture |
| offset | Number | 0
| Padding between items |
| onChange | Function | undefined
| Handler triggered when current slide is about to change (e.g. on arrow click or on swipe) |
| rtl | Boolean | false
| Indicating if the carousel should have direction from Right to Left (make sure to pass the rtl
param to the Dots
component as well) |
| slides | Array | undefined
| Alternative way to pass slides. This prop expects an array of JSX elements |
| slidesPerPage | Number | 1
| Number of slides visible at once |
| slidesPerScroll | Number | 1
| Number by which value will change on scroll (autoPlay, arrow click, drag)|
| lazyLoad | Boolean | false
| Initially, it loads only the closest next / previous slide to the current one based on the value of the slidesPerPage variable. Other slides are loaded as needed. |
| lazyLoader | React node | undefined
| To be used instead of the default loader |
| stopAutoPlayOnHover | Boolean | undefined
| Determines if autoPlay should stop when mouse hover over carousel |
| value | Number | undefined
| Current slide's index (zero based, depends on the elements order) |
Dots props
| Prop | Type | Default | Description |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| number | Number | Amount of slides | Number of slides in the carousel you want to control |
| onChange | Function | undefined
| onChange
callback (works the same way as onChange
in Carousel
component) |
| rtl | Boolean | false
| Indicating if the dots should have direction from Right to Left |
| thumbnails | Array of ReactElements | undefined
| Array of thumbnails to show. If not provided, default dots will be shown |
| value | Number | slide position in the slides Array | Current Carousel
value |
Contributing
The GitHub issues list is our roadmap. You're more than welcome to vote:
- with 👍if you like a given feature request or you'd like a given bug to be fixed
- with ❤️ if you love a given feature request or fixing a given bug is critical for you
- with 👎if in your opinion, a given feature would create more damages than the value provided by it or you consider a given bug to be a feature
We don't give any guarantee to fix even the most liked issues but 👍and ❤️ increase probability of fixing while 👎decreases the probability of fixing.
You're also more than welcome to:
- submit a feature request
- report a bug
- ask a question
- comment an issue, discussing the details
- open a PR, fixing a given issue
Setting up local development which means running the docs/demo locally:
git clone https://github.com/brainhubeu/react-carousel
cd react-carousel
yarn
cd docs-www
yarn
- if you want to connect demo with the carousel source code, replace
__RC_ENV__
intodevelopment
in https://github.com/brainhubeu/react-carousel/blob/master/docs-www/src/globalReferences.js#L2 and remove the.babelrc
file in the root directory; otherwise, it will use the carousel code installed indocs-www/node_modules
yarn develop
- open http://localhost:8000/
Tests
Each test command should be run from the root directory.
Unit tests
yarn test:unit
E2E tests
yarn test:e2e
Workflow
See the Workflow subsection in our docs
Labels
See the Labels subsection in our docs
Decision log
See the Decision log subsection in our docs
License
react-carousel is copyright © 2018-2020 Brainhub. It is free software and may be redistributed under the terms specified in the license.
About
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