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react-swapy

v1.0.2

Published

A react wrapper for the swapy library - https://swapy.tahazsh.com/

Downloads

50

Readme

react-swapy

A react wrapper for the Swapy library by TahaSh

Demo

Storybook

Installation

npm install react-swapy -S

Usage

The library exports 4 components - Container, Slot, Item and Handle. It can be used like below:

import ReactSwapy from 'react-swapy'

const Component = () => {
  <ReactSwapy.Container className='container'>
    <ReactSwapy.Slot id={0} className='slot'>
      <ReactSwapy.Item className='item' name={'a'}>
        <ItemA />
      </ReactSwapy.Item>
    </ReactSwapy.Slot>
    <ReactSwapy.Slot id={1} className='slot'>
    </ReactSwapy.Slot>
    <ReactSwapy.Slot id={2} className='slot'>
      <ReactSwapy.Item>
        <ReactSwapy.Handle className='handle'>|||</ReactSwapy.Handle>
        <ItemC />
      </ReactSwapy.Item>
    </ReactSwapy.Slot>
    <ReactSwapy.Slot id={3} className='slot'>
      <ReactSwapy.Item className='item' name={'d'}>
        <ItemD />
      </ReactSwapy.Item>
    </ReactSwapy.Slot>
  </ReactSwapy.Container>
}

Make sure to add styles for your slots and items through className prop for each component, as some properties of the inline style props is getting overridden.

Props

ReactSwapy.Container

| Prop | Description | |:--------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | enable? | default: true. false for locking swaped items | | config? | default: {}. js { animation: 'dynamic' \| 'spring' \| 'none' } | | onSwap? | callback for all swapping events |

ReactSwapy.Slot

| Prop | Description | |:--------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | id? | unique ID for each slot. If id is not provided a name prop is must | | name? | unique name for each slot |

ReactSwapy.Item

| Prop | Description | |:--------------- | :----------------------------------------------------------------------- | | name | unique name to identify an item in the slots |

Disclaimer

This library is not extensively tested. If you find issues, please raise it here in Github Issues