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@wellspr/slider

v0.0.3

Published

Create sliders easy end fast. Currently available is an infinite slider component. You must pass an array of components that will slide through the slider pane. Each time one component goes out of the

Readme

Slider

Create sliders easy end fast. Currently available is an infinite slider component. You must pass an array of components that will slide through the slider pane. Each time one component goes out of the

install

npm install @wellspr/slider

Usage

You must provide an array containing the react components that are intended to enter the slide.

import { InfiniteSlider } from "@wellspr/slider";

const App = () => {

const arr = [ <ComponentA />, <ComponentB />, ..., <ComponentN /> ];

return <InfiniteSlider
   	arr={arr}
	className="slider"
	translationStep="20rem"
	interval={3000}
	transitionDelay={1000}
   />
}

You can pass a classname to style the slider component. There is a required prop, translationStep, which tells slider by how much it will translate each time. Set this translationStep to equal to the width of each component. Also you can set interval, the interval between each iteration, and transitionDelay, the actual delay between each iteration.

  • translationStep (string): The size of each individual translation of the slider;
  • interval (number): The interval between each subsequent translation (given in miliseconds);
  • transitionDelay (number): The transition delay imposed on the translation (given in miliseconds).

Example

Demo app