@lukeboyle/react-omnislider v1.0.4

React OmniSlider

The OmniSlider was created by PricelineLabs and it's a two way slider with a nice API.

See the Github page - https://github.com/pricelinelabs/omni-slider

For the React demo, see - http://3stacks.github.io/react-omnislider/

Installation

• npm install @lukeboyle/react-omnislider --save

Usage

In your React app, import the OmniSlider component.

  import OmniSlider from 'react-omnislider'
  
  <OmniSlider/>
  
  <OmniSlider options={{ start: 100, end: 1000, min: 10, max: 1500 }}/>

Or when using Redux

  	
  	function appReducer(state, action) {
  	  switch(action.type) {
  	   case('SLIDER_VALUE_CHANGED'):
  	     console.log(action.payload.positions);
      break;
  	  }
  	}
  	
  	const onSliderChanged = function(positions) {
  	  store.dispatch({
        type: 'SLIDER_VALUE_CHANGED',
        payload: {
          positions
        }
      })
    }

  <OmniSlider onChange={onSliderValueChanged} options={{ start: 100, end: 1000, min: 10, max: 1500 }}/>

There are no required props, however, there are several you can use

Props

• options (Object | Required)
• onStart (Function | Optional) - Callback for when the slider starts moving
• onChange (Function | Optional) - Callback for when the slider is moving
• onFinish (Function | Optional) - Callback for when the slider stops moving

options

For a list of all options, see the omni-slider docs - https://github.com/pricelinelabs/omni-slider

onStart, onChange, onFinish

All of these functions return the positions of the left and right in an object.

  Object { left: 0, right: 80.5497 }

Developing the plugin

• Clone the repo
• Run npm install
• Make changes in src/index.jsx
• Build the changes with npm run build to convert it to commonjs