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react-fast-collapsible

v1.0.3

Published

A tiny, dependency-free React collapsible that animates to auto height with pure CSS (grid 0fr→1fr) — no JavaScript height measurement, no forced reflows.

Readme

react-fast-collapsible

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A React collapsible that animates to height: auto with plain CSS. No height measuring, no reflows, no dependencies, under 1 kB.

import { Collapsible } from "react-fast-collapsible";

<Collapsible open={open}>
  <YourContent />
</Collapsible>;

Why I made this

Pretty much every collapsible library animates height in JavaScript: render the content, read its scrollHeight, set an explicit pixel height, then transition to it. The problem is that reading scrollHeight forces the browser to recalculate layout on the spot (a forced reflow), and you do it on every open/close. It works, but it can jank on busy pages, dynamic-height content is a pain, and you're shipping a bunch of JS to do something the browser can already do.

So this does the opposite. It animates a CSS grid row from 0fr to 1fr and lets the browser resolve 1fr to whatever the content actually needs:

Install

npm i react-fast-collapsible

One gotcha: put padding and margins on the content (innerClassName), not the outer container. The outer element has to be able to collapse all the way to zero.

<Collapsible open={open} innerClassName="p-4">
  ...
</Collapsible>

Props

| Prop | Type | Default | What it does | | ---------------- | --------------- | ------------ | --------------------------------------------------- | | open | boolean | required | Expands when true, collapses when false. | | duration | number | 300 | Length of the animation, in ms. | | easing | string | "ease" | CSS timing function for the transition. | | animateOpacity | boolean | true | Fades the content in and out along with the height. | | innerClassName | string | — | Class for the content wrapper. Put padding here. | | innerStyle | CSSProperties | — | Style for the content wrapper. | | className | string | — | Class for the outer container. | | style | CSSProperties | — | Style for the outer container. |

License

MIT