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react-glide

v5.0.0

Published

A multi purpose carousel module built in React.

Readme

react-glide

A lightweight, zero-dependency, multi-purpose carousel component for React.

npm version CircleCI

Try it out

Demo

Installation

$ npm install react-glide

Usage

Glide functions as a wrapper and can be passed any type of element. See example folder:

import { Glide } from 'react-glide';

function Example() {
  return (
    <Glide {...props}>
      <img src='http:/path/to/image/url' />
      <img src='http:/path/to/image/url2' />
      <img src='http:/path/to/image1/url3' />
    </Glide>
  )
}

Note*

You will need to set dimensions on the container. You can do this in one of several ways...

  • Via your own stylesheet on the parent element to the <Glide /> component.
  • Via your own stylesheet by passing a custom classname to <Glide />
  • Via inline styles passed to the containerStyles prop on <Glide />

Options

Types

type GlideProps = {
  autoPlay?: boolean;
  autoPlaySpeed?: number;
  dots?: boolean;
  infinite?: boolean;
  className?: string;
  children?: string | JSX.Element | JSX.Element[];
  containerStyles?: CSSProperties;
  loading?: boolean;
  swipeable?: boolean;
  onSlideChange?: () => void;
};

Styling

Default Stylesheet

Import the default stylesheet from react-glide.

in your css file

@import 'react-glide/lib/reactGlide.css';
/* or */
@import '~react-glide/lib/reactGlide.css';

or in your module

import 'react-glide/lib/reactGlide.css';

CSS Variables

The values listed below are the defaults assigned when importing the library's stylesheet.

:root {
  --react-glide-spinner-border: 2px solid #ccc;
  --react-glide-spinner-color: #333;
  --react-glide-button-background: hsl(190, 10%, 10%);
  --react-glide-button-color: hsl(190, 95%, 80%);
  --react-glide-dots-container-margin: 10px;
  --react-glide-dot-color: black;
  --react-glide-dot-selected-color: hsl(190, 95%, 80%);
  --react-glide-dot-gap: 8px;
  --react-glide-animation: fade 1s ease-in;
}

Element class names

.glide--container {}
.glide--container.swipeable {}

.glide--item {}
.glide--item.animated {}
.glide--item.animated.current {}
.glide--item.swipeable {}
.glide--item.swipeable.current {}

.glide--button {}
.glide--button.next {}
.glide--button.previous {}

.glide--dots {}
.glide--dot {}
.glide--dot.active {}

.glide--loading {}