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events-timeline

v1.0.6

Published

Component for displaying events on a timeline

Downloads

11

Readme

Events Timelime

This is a React component for displaying events on a timeline. Events can have a title or just be a point in "time".

Well, There is not an actual time, the events are simply scattered across a line...

How to use

Install

npm install events-timeline

Use in a view/component
    import EventsTimeline from 'events-timeline';

    import 'events-timeline/style.css';

    ...
    <EventsTimeline
        events={[{ title: 'First' }, {}, { title: 'Third' }]}
        onClick={val => console.log(val)}
        color="blue"
        emptyColor="yellow"
        currentIndex={2}
    />

Don't forget to add style.css!

Component's Properties

| Property | Type | Default | Notes | | ------------- |:-----------------|:--------:|:-------------------------------------------| | color | string | '#5151ff' | The color for 'filled' line & events | currentIndex | number | 0 | The last point that will be 'filled' from the begining | emptyColor | string | '#ffffff' | The color for 'empty' line & events | events | Array (Required) | | The events to display. An event can be an empty object or an object with 'title' property | onClick | function | | The callback when click on event

License

MIT