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@snigo.dev/carousel

v1.0.2

Published

Carousel react component

Readme

Carousel

Zero-dependencies awesome carousel react component for everyday use. Demo: https://carousel.snigo.dev

Usage

  1. Install the package

npm i @snigo.dev/carousel
  1. Wrap stuff with Carousel component

<main>
  <Carousel
    onApproach={() => { /** Load more images */}}
    onChange={(from, to) => { /** Keep track of the current slide showing */ }}
  >
    {
      images.map((imageId: string) => (
        <Image src={`https://source.unsplash.com/${imageId}/960x600`} width={960} height={600} key={imageId} />
      ))
    }
  </Carousel>
</main>
  1. Enjoy the ride

Carousel screenshot

Features

  • Supports swiping by both mouse and touch interactions
  • No configuration required to start, just wrap any number of components
  • Slides can have interactive elements
  • Url to particular slide can be passed as https://myapp.com/#slides3

Props

| Prop name | Type | Default value | Description | |----------------|------------|-------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------| | start | number | 0 | Starting index of the slide | | loop | boolean | false | Restarts the carousel after the last slide | | autoplay | number | 0 | Number of seconds to autoshow next slide or 0 to disable | | threshold | number | 40 | Number of pixels slided to trigger navigation to the next slide | | showDots | boolean | true | Shows dots at the bottom of the carousel | | showArrows | boolean | true | Shows arrows on both sides of the carousel | | allowSwipe | boolean | true | Allows swipe either by mouse or touch interaction | | allowDotClick| boolean | true | Allows navigation by clicking on the dot | | onStart | function | | Callback to be called when carousel is rendered on the screen | | onEnd | function | | Callback to be called on the last slide | | onApproach | function | | Callback to be called slides are approaching the end | | onChange | function | | Callback to be called on every slide change |

Dimensions

Carousel is designed to be contained by parent, meaning it will always take full width and full height of the container. Same applies to the default slide size.