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react-parallax-view

v1.1.0

Published

## Installation ##

Downloads

2

Readme

Parallax View effect for React

Installation

You can install it via npm:

npm install react-parallax-view

or with yarn:

yarn add react-parallax-view

Usage

Just wrap your root component (or any parent component) with ParallaxContainer, then wrap your children with ParallaxView:

import { ParallaxContainer, ParallaxView } from 'react-parallax-view';

.
.
.
render () {
  return (
    <ParallaxContainer>
      <header>some header</header>
      <section>
        <ParallaxView layer={2}>
          <img .../>
        </ParallaxView>
        <ParallaxView layer={5}>
          <img .../>
        </ParallaxView>
      </section>
      <footer>some footer</footer>
    </ParallaxContainer>
  );
}

The layer is there to manage the parallax effect.

:memo: The higher the layer the smaller the effect (the first layer is 'physically' closer than the higher ones).

Careful

:one: Only one direct child is authorize, in fact a child is mandatory you cannot have an empty ParallaxView (the restriction is there to avoid having useless empty ParallaxView). But you can also directly put some text, in that case it will be wrap into a span tag.

:two: The ParallaxView's style and his direct child's style are merge together, so be careful as the child styling can override some of the ParallaxView's.

Demo

Coming soon... :clapper: