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react-sliding-pane

v7.3.0

Published

Full height sliding pane

Downloads

48,526

Readme

React Sliding Pane

Pane that slides out of the window side. Like panes from Google Tag Manager.

Features:

  • Animated open-close
  • Smooth animation based on CSS translate
  • Outside click or left top arrow click to close
  • Efficient: pane content is not rendered when pane is closed
  • Based on react-modal
  • Close on escape support
  • Typescript support
  • Runtime props validation in dev via "prop-types"
  • React Strict mode covered
  • Small — 8 Kb gzip (react-sliding-pane + react-modal as dependency)

See changelog.

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Table of contents

Example

Try example

When to use (UX)

I've found sliding pane very helpful in situations when normal modal window (or just popup) is not enough: long list with pagination, multi-step form or nested popups.

How to use

Install module and peer dependencies:

npm i --save react react-dom react-sliding-pane

import React, { Component, useState } from "react";
import { render } from "react-dom";
import SlidingPane from "react-sliding-pane";
import "react-sliding-pane/dist/react-sliding-pane.css";

const App = () => {
  const [state, setState] = useState({
    isPaneOpen: false,
    isPaneOpenLeft: false,
  });

  return (
    <div>
      <button onClick={() => setState({ isPaneOpen: true })}>
        Click me to open right pane!
      </button>
      <div style={{ marginTop: "32px" }}>
        <button onClick={() => setState({ isPaneOpenLeft: true })}>
          Click me to open left pane with 20% width!
        </button>
      </div>
      <SlidingPane
        className="some-custom-class"
        overlayClassName="some-custom-overlay-class"
        isOpen={state.isPaneOpen}
        title="Hey, it is optional pane title.  I can be React component too."
        subtitle="Optional subtitle."
        onRequestClose={() => {
          // triggered on "<" on left top click or on outside click
          setState({ isPaneOpen: false });
        }}
      >
        <div>And I am pane content. BTW, what rocks?</div>
        <br />
        <img src="img.png" />
      </SlidingPane>
      <SlidingPane
        closeIcon={<div>Some div containing custom close icon.</div>}
        isOpen={state.isPaneOpenLeft}
        title="Hey, it is optional pane title.  I can be React component too."
        from="left"
        width="200px"
        onRequestClose={() => setState({ isPaneOpenLeft: false })}
      >
        <div>And I am pane content on left.</div>
      </SlidingPane>
    </div>
  );
};

render(<App />, document.getElementById("app"));

Properties

| Prop | Required | Default | Description | | ---------------- | :------: | ------: | -----------------------------------------: | | isOpen | ✅ | | Is pane open | | title | | | Title in header | | subtitle | | | Subtitle in header | | from | | "right" | Direction from pane will appear | | children | | | Content of pane | | className | | | CSS class name. See react-modal | | overlayClassName | | | CSS class name of overlay. See react-modal | | width | | | CSS string for width pane. | | closeIcon | | | Custom close icon | | shouldCloseOnEsc | | | Enable pane close on ESC | | hideHeader | | | Hide pane header | | onRequestClose | ✅ | | Called on close icon press | | onAfterOpen | | | Called after open |

How to develop

npm run docs
open docs/example.html

How to release

npm