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react-use-lazy-img

v0.0.7

Published

A React hook to load image lazily

Downloads

5

Readme

react-use-lazy-img

This hook empowers components to be able to load image lazily without any DOM/Component structure changes.

Installation

npm i -S react-use-lazy-img

Usage

Trigger image loading when component is rendered (componentDidMount)

import React from "react";
import useLazyImg from "react-use-lazy-img";

function LazyImage({ imgUrl, placeholderUrl, fallbackUrl }) {
  const { imgSrc, onError } = useLazyImg(
    imgUrl,
    placeholderUrl,
    null,
    null,
    fallbackUrl
  );
  return <img src={imgSrc} onError={onError} />;
}

Load image when the element you specified is visible

import React, { useRef } from "react";
import useLazyImg from "react-use-lazy-img";

function LazyImage({ imgUrl, placeholderUrl, fallbackUrl }) {
  const imgElement = useRef(null);
  const { imgSrc, onError } = useLazyImg(
    imgUrl,
    placeholderUrl,
    imgElement,
    null,
    fallbackUrl
  );
  return <img src={imgSrc} ref={imgElement} onError={onError} />;
}

API

useLazyImg(imgUrl, placeholderUrl, [lazyTarget], [intersectionObserverOptions])

| Name | Description | | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | imgUrl | image url you want to load lazily | | placeholderUrl | image url which will be used to display as placeholder before desired image loaded | | lazyTarget | (optional) ref of a dom element which will be used to determine the timing of loading image according to its visibility | | intersectionObserverOptions | (optional) use intersection observer options to defer image loading if you want to do this in a complicated way | | fallbackUrl | (optional) image url which will be used when imgUrl is broken |