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react-light-marquee

v0.1.16

Published

What goes around comes around! An ode to the HTML marquee element.

Downloads

2,220

Readme

react-light-marquee

What goes around comes around! An ode to the HTML marquee element.

For most cases the number of elements in the dom is equal to number of children i.e it has no duplication. Duplication is only done when it is absolutely necessary.

Lightweight in bundle size and dom footprint.

Marquee fills the parent container and renders the children by default.

Marquee generates a css class for every instance with specific styles and hence it requires a id value to passed in.

Installation

npm install react-light-marquee

or

yarn install react-light-marquee

How to use

  import React from "react";
  import ListItem from "../ui/ListItem";
  import Marquee from "react-light-marquee";

  const Page = () => (
    <Marquee direction="right">
      <ListItem />
      <ListItem />
      <ListItem />
      <ListItem />
    </Marquee>
  );

  export default Page;

API

Marquee prop list | Property | Type | Default value | Details | |:--|:--|:--|:--| | direction | left | right | up | down | left | direction of motion | | id | string | null | unique identifier for a marquee instance on a page | | play | boolean | true | plays if true else it is paused | | speed | number | 50 | Pixel per second | | pauseOnHover | boolean | false | true pauses the animation on hover | | initialSlideIndex | number | 0 | starting slide index | | children | React.ReactNode[] | null | slides to be rendered |

Upcoming in next releases

  • More features
  • Automation tests

Status

In beta