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react-multi-bar-slider

v1.4.0

Published

Slider component with multiple bars for React

Downloads

792

Readme

react-multi-bar-slider

Slider component with multiple bars for React.

Demo repo

Multi slider screenshot

Install

yarn add react-multi-bar-slider or npm install --save react-multi-bar-slider

Usage

See the demo repo.

Basic example

import MultiSlider, { Progress } from 'react-multi-bar-slider';

export default class App extends Component {
  state = {
    progress: 10
  };

  handleSlide = newProgress => this.setState({ progress: newProgress });

  render() {
    return (
      <MultiSlider onSlide={this.handleSlide}>
        <Progress color="green" progress={this.state.progress} />
        <Progress color="purple" progress={45} />
      </MultiSlider>
    );
  }
}

Advanced example

import MultiSlider, { Progress, Dot } from 'react-multi-bar-slider';

export default class App extends Component {
  state = {
    progress: 10
  };

  handleSlide = newProgress => this.setState({ progress: newProgress });

  render() {
    return (
      <MultiSlider
        width={600}
        height={20}
        slidableZoneSize={40}
        backgroundColor="bisque"
        equalColor="blue"
        style={{ marginBottom: 40 }}
        onSlide={this.handleSlide}
        onDragStart={progress => console.log(`Started dragging: ${progress}%`)}
        onDragStop={progress => console.log(`Stopped dragging: ${progress}%`)}
        roundedCorners
        reversed
      />
        <Progress color="green" progress={this.state.progress}>
          <Dot color="grey" />
        </Progress>
        <Progress color="purple" progress={45}>
          <Dot color="grey" />
        </Progress>
      </MultiSlider>
    );
  }
}

Props

* = Required

MultiSlider

Prop | Description | Type | Default ---- | ----------- | ---- | ------- width | Width of the slider | number or string | 100% height | Height of the slider | number or string | 14px slidableZoneSize | Size of the zone in which sliders can be dragged | number or string | 7px, backgroundColor | Background color of the slider | string | #EEEEEE equalColor | Color of all bars when their values are equal | string | style | Custom style for the slider Signature: function(props: object) => object | object or function | {} onSlide | Callback that is fired when the progress was set Signature: function(progress: number) => void | function | onDragStart | Callback function that is fired when the slider has begun to move Signature: function(progress: number) => void | function | onDragStop| Callback function that is fired when the slide has stopped moving Signature: function(progress: number) => void | function | roundedCorners | When set to true, the slider has rounded corners | bool | false reversed | When set to true, the slider is reversed | bool | false readOnly | When set to true, the slider can't be updated | bool | false children* | The progress bars that are shown in the slider (or any other children) | node |

All other props (not documented here) will be passed on to the root element.

Progress

Prop | Description | Type | Default ----- | ----------- | ---- | ------- color* | Color of the progress bar | string | progress* | Progress of the progress bar | number | style | Custom style for the progress bar Signature: function(props: object) => object | object or function | children | The slider dot (or any other children) | node |

All other props (not documented here) will be passed on to the root element.

Dot

Prop | Description | Type | Default ----- | ----------- | ---- | ------- width | Width of the dot | number or string | 50 when the dot has an icon, 28 if not height | Height of the dot | number or string | 50 when the dot has an icon, 28 if not color | Color of the dot | string | icon | URL of the image to use as dot icon | string | style | Custom style for the dot Signature: function(props: object) => object | object or function | iconStyle | Custom style for the dot icon Signature: function(props: object) => object | object or function | children | Children of the dot | node |

All other props (not documented here) will be passed on to the root element.

How custom styles work

When a function is passed to a style prop rather than an object, it is expected to return an object. The style function will be called with all props that that component has (except for the style and children props and any internal callbacks). The return value of the function will be used as style (see the demo repo for an example).