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react-pixel-size

v1.0.2

Published

Determine your screen pixel size in micrometers (with user interaction).

Downloads

3

Readme

react-pixel-size

Determine your screen pixel size in micrometers (with user interaction).

NPM pipeline status coverage report

react-pixel-size is a library that helps you determine actual size (in micrometers) of the pixel on user's device by allowing it to measure a physical object like credit card or ruler with pixels (see examples).

Install

npm install --save react-pixel-size

or

yarn add react-pixel-size

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import {CardPixelSize, RulerPixelSize, DiagonalPixelSize} from 'react-pixel-size';

class Example extends Component {
  handlePixelSizeChange = (pixelSize) => {
    console.log(pixelSize);
  }
  
  render () {
    return (
      <CardPixelSize onResultChange={this.handlePixelSizeChange} />   
      <RulerPixelSize onResultChange={this.handlePixelSizeChange} />   
      <DiagonalPixelSize onResultChange={this.handlePixelSizeChange} />
    );
  }
}

See example catalog for more usages.

API

onPixelSizeChange
  • function(number)
  • Default: null
  • Callback fired when pixel size calculation is done.
  • Accepted by: CardPixelSize, RulerPixelSize, DiagonalPixelSize
minDiff
  • number
  • Default: 1
  • Minimal value by which grow/shrink is done when resizing by buttons.
  • Accepted by: CardPixelSize, RulerPixelSize
buttonsProps
  • object
  • Default: {}
  • All props passed to the div element wrapping grow and shrink buttons.
  • Accepted by: CardPixelSize, RulerPixelSize
growComponentProps
  • object
  • Default: {}
  • All props passed to the grow button.
  • Accepted by: CardPixelSize, RulerPixelSize
shrinkComponentProps
  • object
  • Default: {}
  • All props passed to the grow button.
  • Accepted by: CardPixelSize, RulerPixelSize
inputComponentProps
  • object
  • Default: {}
  • All props passed to the diagonal input element.
  • Accepted by: DiagonalPixelSize
growComponent
  • Component|node
  • Default: <button />
  • Component handling clicks resulting in resizable grow.
  • Accepted by: CardPixelSize, RulerPixelSize
shrinkComponent
  • Component|node
  • Default: <button />
  • Component handling clicks resulting in resizable shrink.
  • Accepted by: CardPixelSize, RulerPixelSize
inputComponent
  • Component|node
  • Default: <input type="number" min="0" />
  • Component to receive the screen diagonal value.
  • Accepted by: DiagonalPixelSize
rulerLength
  • number
  • Default: 3
  • Number of centimeters displayed on the ruler element.
  • Accepted by: RulerPixelSize
screenWidth
  • number
  • Default: screen.width
  • Custom screen resolution width (by default taken from screen global).
  • Accepted by: DiagonalPixelSize
screenHeight
  • number
  • Default: screen.height
  • Custom screen resolution height (by default taken from screen global).
  • Accepted by: DiagonalPixelSize
millimeters
  • bool
  • Default: false
  • Number of centimeters displayed on the ruler element.
  • Accepted by: DiagonalPixelSize
cardDisplaySettings
  • object
  • Default: {}
  • Display settings styling credit-card. It has following options:
    • bgGradientStart - Gradient start color (Default: #1a845a)
    • bgGradientEnd - Gradient end color (Default: #58e0ab)
    • chipVariant - Color of card's chip: silver or gold (Default: silver)
    • lettersVariant - Color of card's letters: silver or gold (Default: silver)
    • withStar - Decoration star (Default: true)
  • Accepted by: CardPixelSize

License

MIT © Bartosz 'Wunsz' Jabłoński | Code in the Cup