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react-infinite-slide

v0.1.2

Published

react slide component

Downloads

236

Readme

React infinite slide

if you just want infinite slider, this is is for you

Build Status NPM version Downloads Licence

Feature

  • swipe support
  • autopaly
  • alow custom arrow and dots

Demo

react-infinite-slide-demo

Install

npm install react-infinite-slide

Components

Slides

The slides wrapper

| props | description | type | default | |------------|--------------------------------------|-----------------|---------| | width | width of wrapper and slides | String | "600px" | | height | height of wrapper and slides | String | "400px" | | duration | transition duration | Number | 300 | | autoplay | should autoplay the slides | Bool | false | | delay | the autoplay delay of between slides | Number | 1000 | | arrowLeft | the left arrow component constructor | ReactComponent | null | | arrowRight | the right arrow compnent constructor | ReactComponent | null | | dots | the dots component constructor | React Component | null |

Example

import { ArrowLeft, ArrowRight, Dots, Slides } from 'react-infinite-slide';

function App() {
  return (
    <Slides arrowLeft={ArrowLeft}
            arrowRight={ArrowRight}
            dots={Dots}
            duration={300}>
     <div className="one"></div>
     <div className="two"></div>
     <div className="three"></div>
   </Sildes>
  );
}

ArrowLeft

This is default left arrow component, you can pass it to Slides as props of arrowLeft, or you can custom your ArrowLeft component, Slides will inject onClick as props, and you MUST call it when arrow is be clicked.

Example

function ArrowLeft({ onClick }) {
  return (
    <div onClick={onClick></div>
  )
}

ArrowRight

This is default right arrow component, you can pass it to Slides as props of arrowRight, or you can custom your ArrowRight component like ArrowLeft

Dots

This is default dots component, you can pass it to Slides as props of dots, or you can custom your Dots component, Slides will inject onClick to it and you MUST call props.onClick(index) when dot is be clicked. parameter index is the index of the slide, SHOULD start from 0, like below example

Example

class Dots extends React.Component {
  onClick(key) {
    return () => {
        this is.props.onClick(key)
    }
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <ul>
        <li key="0" onClick=this.onClick(1)></li>
        <li key="1" onClick=this.onClick(2)></li>
        <li key="2" onClick=this.onClick(3)></li>
      </ul>
    );
  }
}

Todo

  • [ ] fix bug of transition overlap