baana-react v0.4.1

baana-react

• Zero-dependencies
• 12 kB bundle size

Usage

const Diagram = () => {
    return (
        <>
            <div id="block1"></div>
            <div id="block2"></div>
            <Arrow start="block1" end="block2"/>
        </>
    );
}

const App = () => (
    <ArrowsContextProvider>
        <ArrowsContainer>
            <Diagram />
        </ArrowsContainer>
    </ArrowsContextProvider>
);

API

type MarkerPropsType = {
    id: string;
    size?: number;
    color?: string;
};

ArrowsContextProvider allows to set some properties for all arrows in it at once.

Optimization

Hook useReducedGraphics

• It is needed to increase FPS due to a temporary decrease in rendering quality
• Default delay: 400 ms
• Based on shape-rendering: optimizeSpeed [MDN]

const { reducedClassName, reduceSVG } = useReducedGraphics();

const someAction = () => {
    ...
    reduceSVG();
}

return (
    <ArrowsContextProvider>
        <ArrowsContainer className={reducedClassName}>
            ... // arrows and other content
        </ArrowsContainer>
    </ArrowsContextProvider>
);

Update only changed arrows

This feature is hidden behind the property useRegister, as it requires a little extra memory.

After enabling, you can pass the HTML element corresponding to the start or end of the arrow to the update function.

Made with react-draggable.

const Diagram = () => {
    const { update } = useLineContext();

    const handleUpdate = (mouseEvent, dragEvent) => {
        update(dragEvent.node);
    };

    return (
        <>
            <Draggable
                onDrag={handleUpdate}
                onStart={handleUpdate}
                onStop={handleUpdate}
            >
                <div id="block1"></div>
            </Draggable>

            <Draggable
                onDrag={handleUpdate}
                onStart={handleUpdate}
                onStop={handleUpdate}
            >
                <div id="block2"></div>
            </Draggable>

            <Arrow start="block1" end="block2"/>
        </>
    );
}

const App = () => {
    return (
        <ArrowsContextProvider>
            <ArrowsContainer>
                <Diagram />
            </ArrowsContainer>
        </ArrowsContextProvider>
    )
}