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render-media-query

v1.0.1

Published

Develop responsive designs efficiently

Downloads

14

Readme

Table of Contents

Description

This package allows you to render only those components that you need for that screen size.

Install:

npm install render-media-query

Usage:

Component

    import { RenderMediaQuery } from 'render-media-query'

renderOn must be an array of valid media queries

    <RenderMediaQuery renderOn={['(min-width: 1200px)']}>
        <div>Render screen min-width 1200px</div>
    </RenderMediaQuery>

Children of RenderMediaQuery will be desplayed only for screens with min-width 1200px

Hook

    import useRenderMediaQuery from 'render-media-query'

useRenderMediaQuery receives as argument an array:

    [
        { mediaQuery: '(min-width: 1200px)', callback: callbackLargeScreen },
        ...
    ]

callbackLargeScreen be called each time media query be triggered. Callback recives as param an event

    const [large, setLarge] = useState(false)
    const [medium, setMedium] = useState(false)

    const callbackLarge = (e) => setLarge(e.matches)
    const callbackMedium = (e) => setMedium(e.matches)

    const mapQueryCallback = [
        {mediaQuery: mediaQueryLarge, callback: callbackLarge },
        {mediaQuery: mediaQueryMedium, callback: callbackMedium },
    ]

    useRenderMediaQuery(mapQueryCallback)

    return (
        <>
            { large && <div>Min width 1200px</div>}
            { medium && <div>Min width 800px</div>}
        </>
    )

Testing:

If you have problems testing with Jest, here is the solution:

If you have a setUpTest.js you can put this code inside and forget about it.

    global.window = Object.defineProperty(window, 'matchMedia', {
        writable: true,
        value: jest.fn().mockImplementation(query => ({
            matches: false,
            media: query,
            onchange: null,
            addListener: jest.fn(), // deprecated
            removeListener: jest.fn(), // deprecated
            addEventListener: jest.fn(),
            removeEventListener: jest.fn(),
            dispatchEvent: jest.fn()
        }))
    })

These package uses some methods witch are not implemented in JSOM.

Example:

Example