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react-inview-js

v1.3.0

Published

React Inview checker with only javascript

Downloads

542

Readme

React Inview

Checks if component is inview. Built with vanilla javascript.

Currently in beta, please help contribute! Screenshot

Installation

Requires nodejs.

npm install react-inview-js

Options

  • showGuides: creates visual indicator of viewport size
  • offsetY: range 0 to 1. changes how large the viewport should be. Defaults to 0 which is the full size of browser.
  • fullElementInView: boolean(true/false) - false means just the top of the element is in view - good for large elements

Received Props

  • this.props.elementIsInView: True/false value based on if element is in view
  • this.props.elementHasBeenInView: True/false if the element has been in view

How To Use

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import ReactInview from 'react-inview-js';

class MyComponent extends Component {

 render () {
    const inView = this.props.elementIsInView;
    const elementHasBeenInView = this.props.elementHasBeenInView;

    // Change classname based on boolean
    const viewClassName = (inView)? 'is--inview-true' : 'is--inview-false';
    const elementHasBeenInView = (elementHasBeenInView)? 'Element has been seen' : 'Element has not been in view';

    return (
      <article className={viewClassName}>
        <h1>React InView -- { elementHasBeenInView }</h1>
      </article>
    );
  }
}

const InviewOptions = {offsetY: 0.8, showGuides: true, fullElementInView: false}

export default ReactInview(InviewOptions)(MyComponent);

Example

npm install && npm install react react-dom && npm start