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material-ui-pull-to-refresh

v0.1.3

Published

Pull to refresh for react based on material-ui.

Downloads

11

Readme

material-ui-pull-to-refresh

Pull to refresh for react based on material-ui.

Build Status

Installation

Install material-ui-pull-to-refresh.

npm install material-ui-pull-to-refresh

Then install its peer dependencies, if you haven't already:

npm install react material-ui

Usage

import PullToRefresh from 'material-ui-pull-to-refresh';
import React from 'react';


export default function App({children, onRefresh}) {
  return (
    <PullToRefresh onRefresh={onRefresh}>
      {children}
    </PullToRefresh>
  );
}

For a fully functional demo, clone this project, run npm install and run npm start.

PullToRefresh

A component that can be pulled in order to refresh content.

| prop | type | default | required | description | ------------------ | :---------: | :-----: | :----------------: | ----------- | children | ReactNode | null | | The child nodes to render inside the element. Note: The refresh indicator will be prepended to the children. | dragMultiplier | Number | 0.75 | | How much to move the refresh indicator down compared to how much the user drags down. | indicatorSize | Number | 40 | | The size of the drag indicator in pixels. | maxDrag | Number | 350 | | The maximum amount that the refresh indicator can be dragged down. | onRefresh | Function | | :heavy_check_mark: | A function to run when the indicator is pulled down and released. The function may either be synchronous or return a promise. | style | Shape | {} | | Additional styling for the container element. overflowY will be set by this component. | topOffset | Number | 0 | | The maximum offset which the user may have scrolled down. If this is set to a positive integer, the pulling down of the refresh indicator will start before the user hits the top of the scrolled element.

License

MIT