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react-elastislide

v0.1.2

Published

A customizable React slider component supporting images, videos, or HTML content with smooth elastic scrolling animations and flexible slide types.

Downloads

490

Readme

react-elastislide

react-elastislide Screenshot

react-elastislide is a customizable React slider component that supports images, videos, or HTML content with smooth elastic scrolling animations and flexible slide types.

Installation

npm i react-elastislide

Usage

Configuration Options

  • slides: IElastiSlide[] – An array of slides to display.
  • slideWidth?: number – The width of each slide (optional).
  • slideHeight?: number – The height of each slide (optional).
  • gap?: number – The gap between each slide (optional).
  • animDuration?: number – Duration of the slide animation in seconds (optional).
  • animDelay?: number – Delay between slide animations in seconds (optional).
  • btnPrev?: any – Custom previous button component (optional).
  • btnNext?: any – Custom next button component (optional).
  • btnPrevContent?: string – Text content for the previous button (optional).
  • btnNextContent?: string – Text content for the next button (optional).
  • overflow?: boolean – Whether to allow the slider to overflow (optional).
  • classNames?: ElastiSliderClassNames – Custom class names for styling the slider (optional).
  • onSlideClicked?: (index: number, slide: IElastiSlide, slides: IElastiSlide[]) => void – Callback triggered when a slide is clicked (optional).
  • onFirstScreen?: (slides: IElastiSlide[]) => void – Callback triggered when the first screen is visible (optional).
  • onLastScreen?: (slides: IElastiSlide[]) => void – Callback triggered when the last screen is visible (optional).
  • onScreenChanged?: (currentStep:number,totalSteps:number,slides: IElastiSlide[]) => void - Callback triggered when screen is changed (optional).

Example

const esliderConfig: ElastiSliderProps = {
    slides: [
        { src: 'img_1.png', type: ElastiSlideType.Image },
        { src: 'img_2.png', type: ElastiSlideType.Image },
        { src: 'img_3.png', type: ElastiSlideType.Image }
    ],
    slideWidth: 300,
    slideHeight: 300,
    gap: 40,
    animDuration: 0.35,
    animDelay: 0.075,
    overflow: true,
    classNames: {
        container: 'eslider-container',
        arrows: 'eslider-arrows',
        arrow: 'eslider-arrow',
        arrowPrev: 'prev',
        arrowNext: 'next',
        hidden: 'hidden',
        slider: 'eslider',
        slide: 'eslide',
        slideContent: 'eslide-content',
    },
    onSlideClicked: (index: number, slide: IElastiSlide, slides: IElastiSlide[]) => {
        console.log(`Slide clicked: ${index}`, slide);
    }
};

<ElastiSlider {...esliderConfig} />