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react-placeholder-canvas

v1.0.3

Published

A component that provides a canvas to create your loading placeholders no matter the shape.

Downloads

9

Readme

react-placeholder-canvas Build Status

A component that provides a canvas to create your loading placeholders no matter the shape.

Usage

First, install the react-placeholder-canvas module:

npm install react-placeholder-canvas --save

or install with yarn

yarn add react-placeholder-canvas

API

  • lines (Array): an array of objects containing the lines to be drawn
    • height (Number): height of the line
    • intervals (Array): intervals that will be drawn in the line
  • height (Object) optional: sets a max-height to the placeholder wrapper.
import Placeholder from 'react-pladeholder-canvas';

function PostPlaceholder() {
  return (
    <Placeholder.Wrapper>
      <Placeholder.Line height={10} intervals={[[0, 5], [7, 50]]} />
      <Placeholder.Line height={10} intervals={[[0, 5]]} />
      <Placeholder.Line height={10} intervals={[[0, 5], [7, 48]]} />
      <Placeholder.Line height={10} intervals={[[0, 5]]} />
      <Placeholder.Line height={10} intervals={[[0, 5], [7, 47]]} />
      <Placeholder.Line height={10} />
      <Placeholder.Line height={10} intervals={[[7, 48]]} />
    </Placeholder.Wrapper>
  )
}

Result:

Placeholder.Wrapper

| props | type | description | | ------ | ------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | height | Number | Total height of the container. By default it will be the sum of all line's heights. | | style | Object | Any custom css styling |

Placeholder.Line

| props | type | description | | --------- | ------------ | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | height | Number | Define the height in px of the line to be draw | | intervals | Array[Array] | List of intervals to be drawn in the line, from a start to an end point in percentage %. If nothing is provided, an empty line will be drawn. For example, [[0, 10], [15, 20]] will draw a lime from 0 to 10% of the container width and from 15 to 20%, respectively. | | style | Object | Any custom css styling |

Contributing

  1. Fork it
  2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/fooBar)
  3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some fooBar')
  4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/fooBar)
  5. Create a new Pull Request

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License