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react-fixed-sidebar

v1.1.3

Published

A fixed sidebar for react apps including support for mobile touch to open/close

Downloads

157

Readme

React Fixed Side Bar

A simple fixed side bar react component that supports touch gestures on mobile to open/close.

Demo: https://place1.github.io/react-fixed-sidebar/

Usage:

Example:

import React from 'react';
import SideBar from 'react-fixed-sidebar';

class App extends React.Component {

	toggleSideBar = event => {
		// use our 'ref' to the sidebar component
		// to open it
		this.sidebar.toggle()
	}

	render() {
		return (
			<div>
				<h1>Hello World!</h1>
				<button
					onClick={this.toggleSideBar}
					style={{float: 'right'}}
				>
					Toggle Sidebar
				</button>
				<SideBar ref=(sidebar => this.sidebar = sidebar)>
					<div>content</div>
					<div>more content</div>
				</SideBar>
			</div>
		);
	}
}

Available props:

static propTypes = {
	// the width of the sidebar (px)
	width: PropTypes.number,

	// react children to be rendered inside the sidebar
	children: PropTypes.node,

	// defaults to false. If true, the sidebar will
	// not snap to open/closed when partially dragged
	allowPartial: PropTypes.bool,

	// will be added to the sidebar element for styling
	className: PropTypes.string,
}

Available methods:

SideBar#open

opens the side bar.

SideBar#close

closes the side bar.

SideBar#toggle

toggle's the side bar between open/closed.

Start Developing:

The only system dependancies for developing are NodeJS v4 or higher.

To build and run the demo project...

npm install
npm run serve:hot
# server running on http://localhost:8000

The above will start webpack-dev-server. If you want to build to the file system just run npm run build which will build the demo project into dist/

To build the lib directory, i.e. the component ready for distribution...

npm run build:lib
# will build ./lib/SideBar.js

License:

MIT License.

See the LICENSE file.