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react-flexible-list

v1.0.3

Published

It helps you create a responsive layout without any media queries or using any third-party CSS library

Downloads

28

Readme

My Skills

react-flexible-list

Installation :rocket: :rocket: :rocket:

  npm install react-flexible-list

or

  yarn add react-flexible-list

Usage

import React from 'react';
import GridList from 'react-flexible-list';

const MyComponent = () => {
  return (
    <GridList
      resourceData={ ["By", "Lka", "Dev", "From", "Senegal"] }
      resourceItem={ (item) => <p>{item}</p> }
    />
  );
};
export default MyComponent;

| Props | Type |Default | Description | | :-------- | :------- |:---------- | :-------------------------------- | |isLoading| Boolean| false | Flag to indicate whether the component is in a loading state.| | resourceItem | React.FC<any> | |Required* React component responsible for rendering each resource item. | |resourceData| (string, object,number)Array| |Required* Array of data items to be rendered in the GridList.| | loader| React.ElementType | | Custom loader component to be displayed when isLoading is true.| |skeleton| React.ElementType| Skeleton|Custom skeleton component to be displayed when isLoading is true and loader is not provided.| |emptyComponent| React.ElementType|EmptyList|Custom component to be displayed when resourceData is empty.| |gap| Number|15 |Column gap in pixels.| |cardWidth| Number|250|Width of each card in pixels.| |minHeight|Number |300|Minimum height of the grid container in pixels.| |px| Number|10 | Horizontal padding of the grid container in pixels. | |py|Number| 10|Vertical padding of the grid container in pixels.| |mx|Number| 0 |Horizontal margin of the grid container in pixels.| | my| Number| 0| Vertical margin of the grid container in pixels.|