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react-photo-mosaic

v0.0.8

Published

mosaic builder for react

Downloads

19

Readme

A library that help you build your own dynamic moasaic.

This library allow you to implement original and interesting galleries in your website.

Try out this live example!

Installation

npm i --save react-photo-mosaic

How to use it?

import Mosaic from 'react-photo-mosaic';

const Example = () => {
    const props = {
        images: ['./assets/img0.jpg', './assets/img1.jpg', 
        './assets/img2.jpg', './assets/img3.jpg'...],
        mainImagePath: './assets/img4.jpg'
        // mainImageIndex: 2, we choose to use either mainImagePath 
        or mainImageIndex
        width: 800,
        height: 500,
        maxBlocksInRow: 17,
        spaceBetween: 1,
        mainImageStyle: { opacity: 0.5 },
        secondaryImageStyle: { ... },
        onClick: (e, url) => window.open(url, '_blank')
    }
    return <Mosaic {...props} />
}

Options

Field | Type | | Description --- | --- | --- | --- | images | array | mandatory| array of images' path mainImagePath | string | optional (in case mainImageIndex is supplied) | image path of main image mainImageIndex | number | optional (in case imagePath is supplied) | index number of the main image in 'images' array width | number | mandatory | main image width height | number | mandatory | main image height maxBlocksInRow | number | mandatory (default is 20) | how many blocks in a row/column spaceBetween | number | optional (default is 0) | space between each block mainImageStyle | object | optional | css for main image secondaryImageStyle | object | optional | css for secondary images onClick | function | optional | action in case of clicking a block, receives params: (event, url)

Important Notes

  • Each piece in the mosaic is represented by a div, and has a class which you can use to your own benefit. If it a piece that belongs to the main image it will have a main-image class: <div class="main-image" ..> / If it a piece that belongs to one of the secondary images, it will have a secondary-image class: <div class="secondary-image" ..>
  • Each div of the main image receives a random opacity number between 0.65 to 0.85. You can override this behavior with your own, by passing a styling object for the main image to the Mosaic component.
  • Each div of the main image receives a random brightness percentage between 85 to 150. You can override this behavior with your own, by passing a styling object for the main image to the Mosaic component.