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react-grid-component

v1.0.3

Published

A simple react component for rendering any data-set that has x/y coodrinates.

Downloads

3

Readme

React Grid Component

A generic grid system that can render any data-set that has x/y coordinates. It can also render a custom template for each cell within the grid.

For demo purposes this instance renders a series of interactive Bubbles and X-Team logos.

DEMO

Getting Started

Installation:

npm install react-grid-component --save-dev

Usage (basic):

import {Grid} from 'react-grid-component';

export class Main extends React.Component {

  render() {
    return (<Grid totalColumns="41" totalRows="21" debugMode={true} cellTemplate={<YourTemplateGoesHere>} />);
  }

Usage (advanced):

import {Grid} from 'react-grid-component';

export class Main extends React.Component {

  render() {

    let gridData = this.retrieveGridData();

    return (<Grid totalColumns="41" totalRows="21" debugMode={true} data={gridData} cellTemplate={<YourDefaultTemplate/>} />);
  }

  retrieveGridData() {
    return [
      {x: 2, y: 5, cellTemplate: <YourAmazingTemplate/>},
      {x: 4, y: 1, cellTemplate: <YourAmazingTemplate/>},
      {x: 3, y: 7, cellTemplate: <AnotherAmazingTemplate/>}
    ];
  }
}

Properties

columns {array} - columns rendered on the screen, each column contains x number of cells

totalColumns {number} - the number of columns the grid consists of

totalRows {number} - the number of rows the grid consists of

width {number} - the width of the grid

height {number} - the height of the grid

data {array} - the data to be rendered on the screen

debugMode {boolean} - enables grid stats

Preview