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stackedimage-react

v1.1.0

Published

React component to be used with a generated StackedImage from stackedimage.com

Readme

stackedimage-react

StackedImage

React.js component to easily generate an optimized <picture/> element, using the StackedImage folder you created at StackedImage.com

NPM NPM

Demo

Visit the demo page...

Install

npm install --save stackedimage-react

If you intend to use the lazy loading functionality of this component, you will need to inlcude a polyfill for the Intersection Observer API, which is not supported by all browsers.

npm install --save intersection-observer

And follow these instructions.

Usage

The component expects the default StackedImage.png/jpeg file as its source and assumes all other images are present in the same folder. When you add any other image as the source, the component will fallback to a regular <img /> element.

import React, { Component } from 'react'

import StackedImage from 'stackedimage-react'

class Example extends Component {
  render () {
    return (
      <StackedImage src="../folder/StackedImage.png"/>
    )
  }
}

Props

The StackedImage component accepts additional props for extra configuration, but keep in mind that it is a PureComponent, so it will only update when props with a primitive value are updated.

|Prop|Proptype|Default|Required|Description| |----|--------|-------|--------|-----------| |src|String|none|yes|Path to the default StackedImage file| |alt|String|none|no|Alt-text for the image| |media|object|{ mobile: 768, tablet: 992, laptop: 1200 }|no|Defines the max-width for viewport breakpoints| |lazy|bool|false|no|Configure the StackedImage to be lazy-loaded| |offset|number|300|no|Determines at what offset from the viewport (in pixels) the image should start to load (only when the prop lazy has been applied| |style|object|none|no|Add your own styles| |className|string|none|no|Add your own class|

Full example

import React, { Component } from 'react'

import stackedImage from 'stackedimage-react'

class Example extends Component {
  render () {
    return (
      <stackedImage
        src="../folder/StackedImage.png"
        alt="Example image"
        media={{
          mobile: 320,
          tablet: 900,
          laptop: 1100,
        }}
        lazy={true}
        offset={500}
        style={{
          width: '100%',
          height: '300px',
        }}
        className="image"
      />
    )
  }
}

License

MIT © wietsedevries