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react-resizing-pane

v1.1.0

Published

A lightweight, fully customizable, resizable component for React

Downloads

2,233

Readme

react-resizing-pane

A lightweight, fully customizable, resizable component for React

Installation

$ npm i react-resizing-pane
# or
$ yarn add react-resizing-pane

Screenshot

ResizingPane is just a div/component with some customizations, that allow it to listen for specific events and resize itself accordingly. Anything that can de done using a normal div/component, can also be done using ResizingPane.

Screenshot

Usage

Example:

import ResizingPane from 'react-resizing-pane';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <ResizingPane storageId={0} sides={['bottom', 'right']}>
      <div>Hello World!</div> {/* anything can be wrapped as a child */}
    </ResizingPane>
  );
};

Example with all props:

import ResizingPane from 'react-resizing-pane';

const App = () => {
  let storageConfig = { name: 'example', type: sessionStorage };

  return (
    <ResizingPane
      sides={['top', 'left', 'bottom', 'right']}
      storageId={0}
      storageConfig={storageConfig}
      height={300}
      width={450}
      style={{
        border: '5px solid blue',
        maxHeight: 400,
        maxWidth: 500,
        minHeight: 200,
        minWidth: 250,
      }}
    />
  );
};

Props

sides: (type: [options], default: undefined);

Can take four options:

  • 'top'
  • 'bottom'
  • 'left'
  • 'right'

Specifies the sides of ResizingPane that you want to be resizable.

storageId: (type: number | string, default: undefined);

Must be unique for every ResizingPane.

Use this if you want to persist height and width of ResizingPane div in your application.

storageConfig: (type: object, default: { name: 'dimensions', type: sessionStorage });

name: specifies the name by which it is persisted in the storage

type: specifies the type of storage to use - localStorage or sessionStorage (default)

Important: ResizingPane must contain storageId prop for storageConfig to work.

Use this if you want to overwrite the default settings.

height: (type: number, default: 250);

Must be a number only. Passing css units is not supported.

Use this if you want to set a default height.

width: (type: number, default: 350);

Must be a number only. Passing css units is not supported.

Use this if you want to set a default width.

Default Styles

border: '1px solid black'

maxHeight: '100%'

maxWidth: '100%'

Note: To overwrite default styles, just pass the styles in ResizingPane.

Things to Avoid

  • Don't pass height and width as styles in ResizingPane. If you want to set a default height and width, pass it as props.
  • While passing height and width props, don't use any css unit. Calculations are done on simple numbers, which are then represented as pixel values.
  • Don't use storageConfig prop without storageId prop. storageId prop gives an unique id to each ResizingPane and the dimensions are saved with respect to this given id.
  • Don't change the default position style. This will break the component.