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react-range-progress

v4.0.3

Published

Eases styling of sliders (range inputs).

Downloads

942

Readme

react-range-progress

Travis Codecov npm

A visually customizable range input component for react, inspired by a post on css-tricks.

Installation

npm install react-range-progress --save

You can also import from npmcdn or unpkg.

Playground

You can play around with a few properties on codesandbox

Props

hideThumb - Boolean: Set to true to hide the thumb.


height - number: Track height in pixels.


width - number or string: Track width. In pixels when numeric, but can be given 'auto', '80%', etc.


thumbSize - number: Thumb size in pixels.


min - number: Minimum range value.


max - number: Maximum range value.


onChange - function: Callback called when the range value was changed.


value - number: Initial range value.


The following properties are set with an object with properties r, g, b, a to set red, green, blue (all from 0 to 255) and alpha (0.0 to 1.0) channels. Example for a half opaque red color:

{
  r: 255, g: 0, b: 0, a: .5
}

fillColor - color shape: Fills the track part on the left of the thumb. Defaults to white.


trackColor - color shape: Color of the 'empty' part of the track. Defaults to white with 50% opacity.


readOnly - bool: self explanatory.


thumbColor - color shape: Thumb color. Defaults to white.

Run the tests

npm test

License

MIT. Copyright (c) 2017 Vincent Grafé.

Disclaimer

This package main purpose was to teach myself about publishing a package on npm. Now I see there are a few monthly downloads, I advise any user to look at the source before using this package. If you can just style a couple of divs into a range, do it instead. Styling a range input may be overkill to reach the desired goal.