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react-progressive-lazy-image

v1.1.0

Published

a lazy-load image component for react

Downloads

45

Readme

SnapShots

senario1

image-lazyload with placeholder.

sernario2

image list shows in order.


react-progressive-lazy-image

Why it's better

Installation

1.0.8 is finally out, it's almost painless to upgrade!

$ npm install --save react-progressive-lazy-image

Usage

for senario1

import ProgressiveLazyImage from "react-progressive-lazy-image";
const imagePlaceholder = className => (
    <div className={`${className} placeholder`}>
      <Icon img="icon_default" />
    </div>
  );

 <ProgressiveLazyImage
    src={`imagesrc`}
    className={`imageClassName`}
    loaded={this.loaded.bind(this)}
    onImageClick={this.onImageClick.bind(this)}
    placeholder={imagePlaceholder(placeholderClassName)}
    />

for senario2

import ProgressiveLazyImage from "react-progressive-lazy-image";
const imagePlaceholder = className => (
    <div className={`${className} placeholder`}>
      <Icon img="icon_default" />
    </div>
  );
imagelist.map((data, index) => {
return <ProgressiveImage
              key={data.url}
              needLazyUtilInViewPort={false}
              id={index}
              loaded={()=>{this.setState({nextIndex:nextIndex+1})}}
              canLoadRightNow={index <= this.state.nextIndex}
              src={imagesrc}
              placeholder={mangaPlaceholder}
            />

Special Tips

You should be aware that your component will only be mounted when it's visible in viewport, before that a placeholder will be rendered.

So you can safely send request in your component's componentDidMount without worrying about performance loss or add some pretty entering effects.

Props

static propTypes = {
    //imgae src
    src: PropTypes.string.isRequired,
    //placeholder before the image shows
    placeholder: PropTypes.object.isRequired,
    //only need when need to delay load
    delay: PropTypes.number,
    //className of the img
    className: PropTypes.string,
    //only load when inside viewport
    needLazyUtilInViewPort: PropTypes.bool,
    //can load right now,most probably use for list image load in order
    canLoadRightNow: PropTypes.bool,
    //the id of the image,use for callback func loaded
    id: PropTypes.number,
    //when the image loaded successfully
    loaded: PropTypes.func,
    //onImageClick
    onImageClick: PropTypes.func,
    onError:PropTypes.func,
  };
  
  static defaultProps = {
    //default lazyload and canLoadRightNow
    needLazyUtilInViewPort: true,
    canLoadRightNow: true
  };

Contributors

unlcewarren

License

ISC