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reactstrap-scrollspy

v0.1.1

Published

Scrollspy library for Reactstrap to create an automatically update navigation easily and flexibly.

Downloads

57

Readme

reactstrap-scrollspy

NPM version npm module downloads Build Status Dependency Status License: MIT

Scrollspy library for Reactstrap to create an automatically update navigation easily and flexibly.

Demo

:fire: Enjoy :+1: :fire:

Install

npm i reactstrap-scrollspy

Or

yarn add reactstrap-scrollspy

Usage

This library provides Scrollspy and ScrollspyNavLink components.

Scrollspy

You should wrap your components in Scrollspy. This has mainly two props, which are names and homeIndex. names is used to identify each component wrapped by this, so you should give unique names' list that arranged in order. Then, homeIndex is an index number to identify home component such as Header.

Flow Type

type Props = {
  names: Array<string | null>,
  homeIndex?: number,
  topOffset?: string | number,
  bottomOffset?: string | number,
  delayMs?: number,
  children: ChildrenArray<any>,
}

Default Props

Scrollspy.defaultProps = {
  homeIndex: 0,
  topOffset: '50%',
  bottomOffset: '40%',
  delayMs: 50,
}

Example

// @flow
import React from 'react'

import { Scrollspy } from 'reactstrap-scrollspy'
...

function App() {
  return (
    <>
      <Scrollspy
        names={['navbar', 'header', 'section-1', 'section-2', 'section-3', null]}
        homeIndex={1}
      >
        <Navbar />
        <Header />
        <Section1 />
        <Section2 />
        <Section3 />
        <Footer />
      </Scrollspy>
    </>
  )
}

export default App

ScrollspyNavLink

You should wrap NavLink provided by reactstrap in ScrollspyNavLink. This has an one prop, which is name. name is used to identify a NavLink and notify Scrollspy of it automatically.

Flow Type

type Props = {
  name: string,
  children: Element<any>,
}

Example

// @flow
import React, { useState } from 'react'
import { Collapse, Navbar as ReactstrapNavbar, NavbarToggler, Nav, NavItem, NavLink } from 'reactstrap'

import { ScrollspyNavLink } from 'reactstrap-scrollspy'

function Navbar() {
  ...
  return (
    <ReactstrapNavbar expand="md" fixed="top" className="...">
      ...
        <Nav navbar className="...">
          <NavItem>
            <ScrollspyNavLink name="header">
              <NavLink href="#header">Home</NavLink>
            </ScrollspyNavLink>
          </NavItem>
          <NavItem>
            <ScrollspyNavLink name="section-1">
              <NavLink href="#section-1">Section1</NavLink>
            </ScrollspyNavLink>
          </NavItem>
          <NavItem>
            <ScrollspyNavLink name="section-2">
              <NavLink href="#section-2">Section2</NavLink>
            </ScrollspyNavLink>
          </NavItem>
          <NavItem>
            <ScrollspyNavLink name="section-3">
              <NavLink href="#section-3">Section3</NavLink>
            </ScrollspyNavLink>
          </NavItem>
        </Nav>
      ...
    </ReactstrapNavbar>
  )
}

export default Navbar

Peer dependencies