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react-light-carousel

v1.2.1

Published

A light weight react based carousel for multiple purposes

Downloads

137

Readme

React-Light-Carousel

A light weight react based carousel for multiple purposes.

Features

  • Autoplay
  • Infinite mode
  • Responsive (all the breakpoints you need)
  • Custom buttons

Install

  npm i react-light-carousel

Basic usage

const BasicCarousel = () => {
  return (
    <LightCarousel gap={20} showControls>
      <span>slide 1</span>
      <span>slide 2</span>
      <span>slide 3</span>
    </LightCarousel>
  );
}

Responsive example

const breakpoints = {
  0: 1, // Show 1 slide for default
  400: 2, // Show 2 slides after 400px
  1000: 4,  // Show 4 after 1000px
}

const ResponsiveCarousel = () => {
  return (
    <LightCarousel gap={20} responsive={breakpoints} showControls>
      <span>slide 1</span>
      <span>slide 2</span>
      <span>slide 3</span>
    </LightCarousel>
  );
}

Props

| Name | Type | Default | Descrption | |:----:|:----:|:-------:|:-----------| | slidesToShow | number | 1 | The number of slides to show at the same time | | setSlide | number | 0 | To set the slide you want to be focused (you can use it to set an initial slide) | gap | number | 0 | The space between each slide | autoplay | boolean | false | The slideshow starts moving automatically | speed | number | 3000 | The speed of the autoplay | stopOnHover | boolean | true | When true, stops the autoplay temporarily when the mouse is over the slideshow | infinite | boolean | false | Makes the slideshow restart the slides when reaching the end | showControls | boolean | false | To show the previous and next slide buttons | prevBtn | string or component | 'prev' | The previous slide button | nextBtn | string or component | 'next' | The next slide button | responsive | object | {} | You can pass an object to tell the slideshow how many slides to show on a given breakpoint (in pixels) | onPreviousSlide | function | () => {} | Callback when it finish sliding to previous slide | onNextSlide | function | () => {} | Callback when it finish sliding to next slide