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owp.responsive-react

v1.0.0

Published

Responsive layout for React

Downloads

7

Readme

OpenWebProject ResponsiveReact

Responsive layout for React

Based upon the size of the screen (or more specifically the browser window) do conditionally rendering. Makes it possible to have different layouts for different screen/window sizes.

Installation

npm install owp.responsive-react --save

Screen sizes

I'm using the screen sizes as defined by Bootstrap

  • xs - Extra small devices (portrait phones, less than 576px)
  • sm - Small devices (landscape phones, 576px and up)
  • md - Medium devices (tablets, 768px and up)
  • lg - Large devices (desktops, 992px and up)
  • xl - Extra large devices (large desktops, 1200px and up)

Usage

Add the provider at the top of your application.

import { ResponsiveProvider } from "owp.responsive-react";

ReactDOM.render(
    <ResponsiveProvider>
        <App />
    </ResponsiveProvider>,
    document.getElementById("root")
);

Conditional render based upon screen/window size.

import Responsive, { XS, SM, MD, LG, XL } from "owp.responsive-react";

//Render div if screen/window size is md(Medium) or larger.
<Responsive min="md">
    <div>min md</div>
</Responsive>

//Render div if screen/window size is md(Medium) or smaller.
<Responsive max="md">
    <div>max md</div>
</Responsive>

//Render div if screen/window width is 500px or more.
<Responsive minWidth={500}>
    <div>minWidth 500</div>
</Responsive>

//Render div if screen/window width is 500px or less.
<Responsive maxWidth={500}>
    <div>maxWidth 500</div>
</Responsive>

//Render div if screen/window height is 300px or more.
<Responsive minHeight={300}>
    <div>minHeight 300</div>
</Responsive>

//Render div if screen/window height is 300px or less.
<Responsive maxHeight={300}>
    <div>maxHeight 300</div>
</Responsive>

//Render div if screen/window is in portrait mode(height >= width).
<Responsive isPortrait={true}>
    <div>isPortrait</div>
</Responsive>

//Render div if screen/window is in landscape mode(height < width).
<Responsive isLandscape={true}>
    <div>isLandscape</div>
</Responsive>

//Render best matching layout based upon screen/window size.
<Responsive>
    <XS><div>Extra small</div></XS>
    <SM><div>Small</div></SM>
    <MD><div>Medium</div></MD>
    <LG><div>Large</div></LG>
    <XL><div>Extra large</div></XL>
</Responsive>

//Can be combined with a condition. Will render the best match, but only in portrait mode.
<Responsive isPortrait={true}>
    <XS><div>Extra small</div></XS>
    <SM><div>Small</div></SM>
    <MD><div>Medium</div></MD>
    <LG><div>Large</div></LG>
    <XL><div>Extra large</div></XL>
</Responsive>