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react-transfer

v1.0.0

Published

Rendering components in a different location.

Downloads

2

Readme

React Transfer

Rendering components in a different location.

Installation

npm install --save react-transfer

Why React Transfer?

When making Modal with React, manage display order with z-index. However, as elements to be displayed on the front (such as fixed headers and drawer menus) increase, it becomes impossible to manage with z-index. In the react-transfer approach, we will transport the elements you want to display in front to the end of the DOM tree. The display order problem is solved by controlling the display order with javascript.

Example

API

Transporter

We will transport the elements in the range wrapped in the Transporter.

<Transporter collect="uniq_id">some jsx</Transporter>

TransportItem

We will transport the wrapped elements in the TransportItem.

<TransportItem itemKey="uniq_key">some jsx</TransportItem>

Destination

The destination of the TransportItem. The collect attribute should be the same as Transporter.

<Destination collect="uniq_id">reducer function</Destination>

Usage

import React from "react";
import { Transporter, TransportItem, Destination } from "react-transfer";

function Component(){
  return (
    <Transporter collect="collectId">
      <div className="transport-item">
        <TransportItem itemKey="key1">item1</TransportItem>
        <TransportItem itemKey="key2">item2</TransportItem>
        <TransportItem itemKey="key3">item3</TransportItem>
      </div>
      <div className="destination">
        <Destination collect="collectId" />
      </div>
    </Transporter>
  );
}

ReactDOM.render(
  <Component />,
  document.querySelector("#app")
);

Advanced

Please look at the example.
example

Demo

https://nabepon.github.io/react-transfer/example/src/