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react-scroll-to-show-cb

v1.2.3

Published

A react component that fires a callback when the wrapped dom scroll into the visible area

Downloads

3

Readme

react-scroll-to-show-cb

React component that fires a callback when the wrapped dom scroll into the visible area

install

npm install react-scroll-to-show-cb --save

usage

support:

  • Before React v16.0
  • After React v16.0
  • preact (preact-compat) - need to set alias: react -> preact-compat , react-dom -> preact-compat

import React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import ReactScrollToShowCb from'react-scroll-to-show-cb';

class App extends React.Component {
    
    render() {
        return <div>
            <ReactScrollToShowCb 
            onScrollToShow={this.handleShow}
            onInitEnd={this.handleInitEnd}
            once={true} 
            wait={500}>
                <div>1</div>
                <div>2</div>
                <div>3</div>
                <div>4</div>
                <div>5</div>
                <div>6</div>
                <div>7</div>
            </ReactScrollToShowCb>
        </div>
    }

    handleShow(index, dom) {
        console.log(`index: ${index}`);
        console.log('dom:', dom);
    }

    handleInitEnd(instance){
        console.log(instance);
    }

}


ReactDOM.render(<App />, document.body);

run the example

npm install --save
npm run dev

The demo app is running at http://localhost:8080.

API

<ReactScrollToShowCb
    onScrollToShow={(index, dom) => {}} 
    onInitEnd={(instance) => {}}
    once={Boolean} 
    async={Boolean}
    wait={Number}> 
    {children}     
</ReactScrollToShowCb>

onScrollToShow

required

When the wrapped children are scrolled into visible view, this callback function will be triggered with two parameters : the index of the child and the dom of the child.

onInitEnd

When ReactScrollToShowCb is initialized, this function will be triggered with a parameter : the instance of ReactScrollToShowCb.

async

default:false

When set to true, you can set the children async and the onScrollToShow will be also triggered.

once

default: true

When set to false, every time the dom showed, the callback will be triggered.

autoInit

default: true

When set to false, you can init ReactScrollToShowCb's instance whenever you want by using ReactScrollToShowCb.Update.

wait

default: 500

The throttle wait time for the callback.

children

required

  • HTML elements, such as div, p, section , are supported.

  • Class react component is supported.

  • Functional react component is not supported.

  • If given an Array, every element of the array should be the same type(the same html element or the same react component);

Static Method

Update

When you change the children, adding a child or removing a child, the ReactScrollToShowCb will not work anymore unless you call the Update method. Usage:

import ReactScrollToShowCb from'react-scroll-to-show-cb';

...
//  ins: the instance of the ReactScrollToShowCb. You can get the instance by [onInitEnd]
ReactScrollToShowCb.Update(ins);
...

Notice that you should call the Update method in the callback of setState. You can find the complete example in the test/index.js.

Note

Do not replace children of react-scroll-to-show-cb. Adding or removing a child is allowed. You can consider using more than one react-scroll-to-show-cb instance if you have children with different child types.