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react-lazy-imgs

v1.0.2

Published

The package allows for the lazy loading of images, meaning that images are only loaded when they are needed.

Downloads

3

Readme

Welcome to react-lazy-imgs

The LazyImage component is a versatile and lightweight solution for lazy loading images in React applications, designed to optimize performance by loading images only when they enter the viewport. It supports both React.js and React TypeScript environments, offering seamless integration into your projects.

Features

  • Lazy Loading: Delays the loading of images until they are needed, improving page load times and reducing bandwidth consumption.
  • Placeholder Support: Allows you to specify a placeholder image that is displayed while the main image is loading, enhancing the user experience.
  • Flexible Usage: The component offers flexibility with optional props, enabling customization according to your specific requirements.

Install

yarn add react-lazy-imgs or npm i react-lazy-imgs

Simple example

<LazyImage 
    key={index}
    placeholder={dummyImage}
    src={'main-image-path'}
    className={'your-class-name'}
    width={"100%"}
    height={"100%"}
 />

Important notes

  • placeholder (mandatory): The URL or import path of the placeholder image to display while the main image is loading.
  • src (mandatory): The URL or import path of the main image to be lazy loaded.
  • className (optional): Custom CSS class name(s) to apply to the LazyImage component.
  • width (optional): The width of the image. Default is set to "100%".
  • height (optional): The height of the image. Default is set to "100%".

Keywords

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Keywords

  • React
  • Lazy loading
  • Image lazy loading
  • LazyImage
  • Lazy loading component
  • Performance optimization
  • React optimization
  • React image lazy loading
  • React component
  • Frontend development
  • Web development
  • Progressive enhancement
  • User experience
  • Web performance
  • React.js
  • React TypeScript
  • Lazy loading images
  • Lazy loading library
  • React LazyImage
  • Responsive images

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