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react-easy-back-to-top

v1.0.2

Published

An easy to use back to top component with React

Downloads

14

Readme

react-easy-back-to-top

Description

An easy to use back to top component with React

Installation

npm install --save react-easy-back-to-top

Run the example locally

  1. npm install
  2. npm start

Usage

import React from "react";
import BackToTop from 'react-easy-back-to-top';

export default function Example() {
  return (
    <BackToTop
      backgroundColor="green"
      position={{ right: "5%", bottom: "10%" }}
      hover={{ backgroundColor: "black", color: "gray" }}
      transition="all 0.5s"
      showOnDistance={0}
      borderRadius={16}
      opacity="1"
      color="white"
      fontSize="24px"
      // Other Props...
    />
  );
}

Props

| Props | Types | Defaults | Descriptions | | --------------- | :----- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | icon | string | | You can use any icon library after you import it to index.html via cdn etc. and these icons has to be applied with classnames. For example (Font awesome icons): icon="fas fa-arrow-up" | | position | object | { bottom: "0%", right: "0%"} | Position of the button. You can specify top, right, bottom, left positions with 'px' or '%' | | color | string | white | Color of text or icon inside of the button | | backgroundColor | string | black | Background of the button | | hover | object | {color: 'white', backgroundColor: 'black', opacity: '0.9'} | If the button hovered, these styles gonna be applied to button | | borderRadius | number | 48 | Border radius of the button | | margin | string | 12px | Margin of the button | | fontSize | string | 18px | Font size of the icon or text | | padding | string | 16px | Padding of the button | | opacity | string | 1 | Opacity of the button | | border | string | none | Border of the button | | text | string | | The text inside of the button | | cursor | string | pointer | Cursor style of the button | | outline | string | none | Outline style of the button | | scrollBehavior | string | smooth | Scroll behavior of the button. You can use any scroll behavior property. More | | transition | string | none | Transition property of the button More | | showOnDistance | number | 300 | The read-only scrollY property of the Window interface returns the number of pixels that the document is currently scrolled vertically. For example when you set it to showOnDistance={1000}, the button will appear when the user's scrollY greater than 1000 pixels. If you set it to 0, it will be always visible. More | | zIndex | number | 999 | z-index property for the button |