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slick-slider-react

v2.0.1

Published

Horizontal Items Slider for React

Downloads

454

Readme

Slick Slider React

Horizontal Items Slider for React

Basic Usage

import Slider from "slick-slider-react"

function App() {
  const [index, setIndex] = useState(0)
  return (
    <Slider index={index} onSlide={setIndex}>
      <div className="w-[200px] h-[100px]">1</div>
      <div className="w-[200px] h-[100px]">2</div>
      <div className="w-[200px] h-[100px]">3</div>
      <div className="w-[200px] h-[100px]">4</div>
    </Slider>
  )
}

Slider Options

Following options can be provided to the <Slider> component to change it's default configuration.

index, onSlide and children are required.

| Option | Type | Default | Description | | ------------ | ----------------------- | :------: | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | index | number | | Current slide index | | onSlide | method | | Slide index change callback | | children | JSX.Element[] | | All child elements | | alignment | left center right | center | Alignment of the items when they snap | | snap | boolean | true | Slider will snap to closest item or otherwise slider will stay same after dragging | | snapDuration | number | 400 | Animation duration when slider snaps to closest item | | snapOutbound | boolean | false | Slider will snap according to alignment even for items in the corners | | draggable | boolean | true | User will be able to drag the slider or otherwise slider will only snap by index change | | dragCallback | boolean | true | Slide index will callback out of the component while user dragging the slider | | dragOutbound | boolean number | true | User will be able to drag slider to out of container by this amount | | dragFactor | number | 30 | Adjust the acceleration of snap items after dragging | | className | string | | Custom class name for slider container |

Slider Items Gaps and Side Gaps

Slider component is a flex element. Therefore, providing a CSS flex gap using any custom className to the component options is enough to make space between each items. Also use padding in x direction to make space in left and right sides.

Look at the following syntax written in tailwind CSS.

<Slider className="gap-4 px-4">
  ...
</Slider>

Switch to No-Slider Mode

If you need to make the slider items appear as normal list of elements without sliding effect, you can put no-slider as the css-content on slider style using css @media rule. This rule will be checked when window resizes.

Look at the following syntax written in tailwind CSS.

<Slider className="lg:content-['no-slider']">
  ...
</Slider>

Developed by Deshan Nawanjana

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