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react-simple-device-emulator

v1.0.2

Published

Simple React device emulator component for design display purposes

Downloads

8

Readme

React Simple Device Emulator

Simple React device emulator component for design display purposes.

How to use

Install

Installation: npm install react-simple-device-emulator

Usage

Import the package into your app:

import { DeviceComponent } from "react-simple-device-emulator";

Component options:

    <DeviceComponent 
        deviceType={'mobile'} 
        deviceWidth={400} 
        deviceHeight={600} 
        scaleDesktop={1}
        scaleTablet={.6} 
        scaleMobile={.8} 
        mobileBreakPoint={450} 
        tabletBreakPoint={768} 
        desktopBreakPoint={1024}
    >
        <iframe src="https://react.dev" height="100%" width="100%" title="Iframe Example" ></iframe>
    </DeviceComponent>

    The <DeviceComponent> can accept any element beteen the opening and closing tab to display in the viewport, but the default stlying only accomodates iframes and images. 

    -  deviceType={'mobile'}
        Options: 'mobile', 'tablet', 'desktop'

    -  deviceWidth={400}
        Sets device pixel width - Requires number.

    -  deviceHeight={600}
        Sets device pixel height - Requires number.

    -  scaleDesktop={1}
        Used to set the scale for desktop - This keeps the device dimensions, but scales down the size.

    -  scaleTablet={.6}
        Used to set the scale for tablet - This keeps the device dimensions, but scales down the size.

    -  scaleMobile={.8}
        Used to set the scale for mobile - This keeps the device dimensions, but scales down the size.

    - mobileBreakPoint={450}
        Sets breakpoint - Used for responsive, set to your sites resonsive breakpoints

    - tabletBreakPoint={768}
        Sets breakpoint - Used for responsive, set to your sites resonsive breakpoints

    - desktopBreakPoint={1024}
        Sets breakpoint - Used for responsive, set to your sites resonsive breakpoints

Example

Desktop example (1900px x 1000px)

Desktop device emulation example

Mobile example (450px x 600px)

Mobile device emulation example