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react-dynamic-carousel

v1.0.7

Published

Create multi element carousels in react with smart sizes

Downloads

20

Readme

React-dynamic-carousel

Create multi element carousels in react with smart sizes

Rect-dynamic-carousel takes in a number of fixed with "tiles" and renders them in a horizontal scrolling carousel, dynamically adjusting the spacing between tiles to keep a clean UI effect.

Installation

NPM: npm install react-dynamic-carousel

Example

Image from Gyazo

Usage

import HorizontalGallery from 'react-dynamic-carousel'

const example = [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]

<HorizontalGallery
    tiles={example.map((value) => (
        <div
            style={{
                display: 'flex',
                justifyContent: 'center',
                alignItems: 'center',
                width: 250,
                height: 350,
                backgroundColor: '#D0D0D0',
                borderRadius: 10
            }}
        >
            <h1>{value}</h1>
        </div>
    ))}
    elementWidth={250}
    fadeDistance={100}
    minPadding={20}
/>

Props

tiles

tiles: Node[]

This is the array of DOM Nodes for the tiles that you want to be rendered

elementWidth

elementWidth: number

This is the width of each element in pixels

fadeDistance

fadeDistance?: number Default is 100

This denotes the size of the opacity fade at the edge of each. Use this to preview the next / previous tile at the the corresponding sides

minPadding

minPadding?: number Default is 10

This gives the minimum padding size in pixels between tiles used to calculate actual pading when resizing the page

onReachEnd

onReachEnd?: (GalleryState) => void Default is () => void

This callback is fired when the next button is pressed when already at the end

onReachStart

onReachStart?: (GalleryState) => void Default is () => void

This callback is fired when the previous button is pressed when already at the start

GalleryState

galleryPosition

This is the index of the furthest left element

galleryWidth

This is the current total track width

useableWidth

This is the remaining width after accounting for the fadeDistance

elementsShown

This is the current number of elements shown

excessSpace

This is the amount useable space leftover after placing the elements in the track in pixels

paddingComponentWidth

This is the spacing between each element in pixels, this will always be equal to or greater than the minPadding