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react-respo

v0.2.1

Published

React responsive depending on container width, based on resizeObserver.

Readme

React Respo

React responsive depending on container width, based on resizeObserver.

Demonstration

Usage

Components Switch

import { Respo } from "react-respo"

const App = () => {
  const XsComponent = <p>I'm the XS</p>
  const MdComponent = <p>I'm the MD</p>
  const LgComponent = <p>I'm the LG</p>

  return (
    <Respo
      md={500}
      lg={604}
      xsComponent={XsComponent}
      mdComponent={MdComponent}
      lgComponent={LgComponent}
    />
}

Grid System

import { Respo } from "react-respo"

const App = () => (
    <>
        <Respo container md={500} lg={604}>
            <Respo xs={0} md={6} lg={3}>
                <p>column one</p>
            </Respo>
            <Respo xs={6} md={0} lg={3}>
                <p>column two</p>
            </Respo>
            <Respo xs={6} md={3} lg={3}>
                <p>column three</p>
            </Respo>
            <Respo xs={12} md={3} lg={3}>
                <p>column four</p>
            </Respo>
        </Respo>

        <Respo container wrapper md={500} lg={900}>
            <p style={{ color: "white" }}>
                Hi, just resize this container. The next text will appear or disappear depending the classes{" "}
                <code>show-xs</code>, <code>show-md</code>, <code>show-lg</code>, <code>hidden-xs</code>,{" "}
                <code>hidden-md</code>, <code>hidden-lg</code>
                <ul>
                    <li className='show-xs'>This text is shown only on xs</li>
                    <li className='show-md'>This text is show only on md</li>
                    <li className='show-lg'>This text is shown just on lg</li>
                    <li className='hidden-xs'>This text is hidden on xs</li>
                    <li className='hidden-md'>This text is hidden on md</li>
                    <li className='hidden-lg'>This text is hidden on lg</li>
                </ul>
            </p>
        </Respo>
    </>
)

Params For Grid System

Container

The container takes the md and lg breakpoint. By default 769 and 1024

It can take the attribute wrapper : In this case, the grid system is not provided, but the class utility is available.

Children for Grid System

The children take the xs, md and lg properties, corresponding on the rendering size on 12 columns depending on the container width. By default all this value are at 12 If a value is set to 0 it will be interpreted as display:none