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react-zoomy

v1.1.1

Published

[Demo](https://chuson1996.github.io/react-zoomy/)

Downloads

6

Readme

react-zoomy

Demo

Peer dependencies: react-motion and styled-components. Yep, I know, that means you have to install them.

Install npm install --save react-zoomy

Props:

1. imageUrl: String (required)

Url of the image

2. renderThumbnail: Function (required). ({ showImage }) => React Element

Call showImage() to display to image

Example:

import ReactZoomy from 'react-zoomy';

<ReactZoomy
    imageUrl={'https://images.unsplash.com/photo-1441986300917-64674bd600d8?dpr=2&auto=format&fit=crop&w=767&h=512&q=80&cs=tinysrgb&crop='}
    renderThumbnail={({ showImage }) =>
        <button onClick={showImage}>Show Image</button>
    }

3. scale: [scaleX: Number, scaleY: Number] (optional). Default [1, 1]

To scale the image.

4. renderCursor: Function (optional). ({ style, isImageShowed }) => React Element

Just in case you want to have a custom cursor when moving over the picture. Apply style prop to your react element. isImageShowed prop indicates when the image is displayed or not.

5. renderLoadingElement: Function (optional). ({ isImageShowed, isImageLoaded, done }) => React Element

This is optional. If you wish to have something before sliding the image in (or simply to deplay it), you would need to declare this prop. isImageShowed and isImageLoaded is pretty declarative themselves. Call done() to start sliding the image in.

6. imageContainerProps: Object (optional)

Props passed down to the container of the image

7. imageProps: Object (optional)

Props passed down to the image