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screenfull-react

v0.0.4

Published

Full screen experiences for mobile

Downloads

63

Readme

Dependency Status

Screenfull React

A React component that implements screenfull.js.

0.2 version with hooks

Screenfull.js allows you to create full screen experiences. I implemented it because I wanted to have that behavior that removes the address bar and navbar on scroll on mobile devices, like you see on sites such as cnn.com. There is another library: react-screenfull, but it wasn't hosted on Github and looking at the source, I didn't like it, so here's the alternative.

This should work fine in SSR environments.

Example

Usage

Installation

npm install screenfull-react

yarn add screenfull-react

Use

There are two ways to use screenfull-react:

  • have it execute on scroll (useful for mobile devices)
  • force full screen (useful for popups and other click triggered events)

In other to implement it, just add <Screenfull /> to your component.

Properties

scrollContainerRef

default: null

The container that is used as a reference to detect scrolling. By default this is null and refers to the document.body.

forceFullScreen

default: false

Use to force the full screen without additional interaction. Useful for modals etc.

mobileOnly

default: true

Only execute full screen on a mobile device. This is currently simply checked based on window width.

maxPixelsForMobile

default: 768

The amount of pixels that is considered "mobile".

FAQ

The address bar doesn't hide on scroll

Make sure the item you are trying to scroll (by default: body) doesn't apply a overflow: hidden, overflow-x: hidden or overflow-y: hidden to it. On some browsers, this leads the scrollTop to always be 0.

Also make sure you apply the Component inside a Component that results in a HTML (e.g. div) tag, not a React.Fragment.

Run examples

Check out the examples directory.

License

screenfull-react is available under MIT. See LICENSE for more details.