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split-panel-react

v1.0.6

Published

An easy to use react split panel component with flexible constrains.

Downloads

5

Readme

About

An easy to use react split panel component with flexible constrains.

examples

Installation

npm i split-panel-react

Usage

import SplitPanel from 'split-panel-react';
<SplitPanel>
  <div>Left side</div>
  <div>Right side</div>
</SplitPanel>

Advanced Usage

const containerStyle = {
  height: "200px",
  border: "1px solid #e0e0e0",
  boxShadow: "0px 0px 6px -3px #8483DB"
};

const dividerStyle = {
  background: "#ff90f9",
  width: "2px"
};

<SplitPanel
  containerStyle={containerStyle}
  dividerStyle={dividerStyle}
  leftMaxWidth={700}
  leftMinWidth={100}
  rightMaxWidth={700}
  rightMinWidth={50}
  defaultLeftWidth={600}
>
  <div>Left side</div>
  <div>Right side</div>
</SplitPanel>

Props

leftMaxWidth ([number] default: null)

Left panel maximum width in pixels

leftMinWidth ([number], default: null)

Left panel minimum width in pixels

rightMaxWidth ([number] default: null)

Right panel maximum width in pixels

rightMinWidth ([number] default: null)

Right panel minimum width in pixels

defaultLeftWidth ([number] default: null)

Left panel default width in pixels

defaultRightWidth ([number] default: null)

Right panel default width in pixels

defaultRatio ([number] default: 50)

Default ration between the two side, scale: 1-100. Example: 40 will set the width of the left panel to 40% of the container

maxRatio ([number] default: null`)

The maximum ratio between the left and the right panels, scale: 1-100 example

minRatio ([number] default: 50)

The minimum ratio between the left and the right panels, scale: 1-100 example

height ([number] default: null)

Container's height in pixels

containerStyle ([object] default: {})

An object to style the container, example

dividerStyle ([object] default: {})

An object to style the divider, example

onStart ([function] default: () => {})

A callback being fire when the divider starts moving

onFinish ([function] default: () => {})

A callback being fire when on mouse up event from the divider

onChange: ([function] default: ({ratio, containerWidth, leftWidth, rightWisth) => {})

A callback being fire when the divider moves.

dividerWidth ([number] default: 2)

Divider width in pixels. For accuracy, indicate the divider width if changed in dividerStyle

Q&A

  • What happen if I have conflicted constrains? split-panel respects all constrains equally. The user need to make sure that the constrains does not conflict. For example: Here the leftMinWidth is bigger than the leftMaxWidth
<SplitPanel leftMaxWidth={200} leftMinWidth={300}>
  <div>a</div>
  <div>b</div>
</SplitPanel>