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react-windowbar

v2.0.0

Published

React component that emulates the macOS and Windows 10 window title bar

Downloads

4

Readme

react-windowbar

Emulate OS X and Windows 10 window title bar. Forked from katacarbix/windowbar. See the demo or examples/index.html.

Installation

$ yarn add react-windowbar

Usage

For use with webpack, browserify, electron, or a similar environment. As a React component:

import Windowbar from 'react-windowbar';

<Windowbar
    onClose={() => console.log('close')}
    onDoubleClick={() => console.log('double click')}
    onMinimize={() => console.log('minimize')}
    onMaximize={() => console.log('maximize')}
    onFullscreen={() => console.log('fullscreen')}
/>

By default, the user's current OS style is used. To specify something specific, use the style prop. The component optionally takes five event handlers: onClose, onDoubleClick, onFullscreen, onMaximize, and onMinimize.

Note: onMaximize can also be triggered in the Mac style by alt-clicking the full screen button.

The component accepts options as attributes with these names:

  • style (defaults to current OS, or generic if unrecognized): Possible values are mac, windows, or generic.
  • draggable (default true): Disable the -webkit-app-region CSS
  • transparent (default false): Whether or not the Windowbar background should be transparent
  • dark (default false): Dark theme for Windows. property on the root element. Allows frameless windows to be dragged in an electron application.
  • doubleClickable (default true): Allows double clicking Windowbar to trigger maximize event.

To do

  • Add generic style (similar to hyper)