marqueee v1.4.8
Marquee Slider Library
Welcome to the Marquee Slider Library! This library allows you to easily create a beautiful marquee slider for your website. Below are instructions on how to implement and use the library.
Demos:
Installation
React.js:
NPM install
npm i marqueee
# or
yarn add marqueeeand import:
const { initMarqueeeSlider } from 'marqueee'Typescript:
import { initMarqueeeSlider, MarqueeSliderOptions } from "marqueee";Vanilla js:
You need to include the JavaScript file in your project (above </body>).
you can get the JS file from here ( < 2KB)
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/marqueee@latest/marquee-slider.min.js"></script>Usage
HTML Structure
First, you need to create the HTML structure for your marquee slider. Here's an example:
(If using in JSX - change class to className)
<div id="marquee-slider" data-speed="5" data-space="10">
<div class="marquee-slider-wrapper">
<div class="marquee-slider-slides-wrapper">
<div class="marquee-slider-slide">Slide 1</div>
<div class="marquee-slider-slide">Slide 2</div>
<div class="marquee-slider-slide">Slide 3</div>
<div class="marquee-slider-slide">Slide 4</div>
</div>
</div>
</div>Important:
- The
idattribute must be set for the top parentdiv. - Two additional attributes are required:
data-speedanddata-space.data-speed: Time taken for the animation to complete.data-space: Space between slides.
marquee-slider-wrapperandmarquee-slider-slides-wrapperclasses are mandatory.- Each slide must have the class
marquee-slider-slide.
How it works:
- The marquee width will be defined by the parent div
(id="marquee-slider") - Each slide can take anything as child.
- Each slide can be styled how ever you want. you can change the width, height, bg color, etc..
CSS import
React :
import "marqueee/style.css"HTML:
you can get the css file from here
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/marqueee@latest/style.css">JavaScript Initialization
Once you have set up the HTML structure, you can initialize the marquee slider using the initMarqueeSlider function. Here's an example:
React:
useEffect(()=>{
initMarqueeSlider("marquee-slider", {stopOnHover:true, allowPointEvent:true, dir:'left'})
},[])Typescript:
useEffect(() => {
const options: MarqueeSliderOptions = {
stopOnHover: true,
allowPointEvent: false,
};
initMarqueeeSlider("marquee-slider", options);
}, []);Vanilla JS:
<script>
initMarqueeSlider("marquee-slider", {stopOnHover:true, allowPointEvent:true, dir:'left'});
</script>The initMarqueeSlider function takes two arguments:
- The
idof the top parent div. - An options object: | Option | Type | Default | Description | |-----------------|---------|---------|------------------------------------------------------------------------| | stopOnHover | Boolean | false | Allows/prevents the user to pause the marquee on mouse hover. | | allowPointEvent | Boolean | false | Allows/prevents the user to have pointer events on marquee. Will overwrite stopOnHover option! | | dir | String | 'left' | Marquee direction - left / right |
That's it! You've successfully implemented the Marquee Slider Library on your website.
Todo
- Add types support.
- Add direction to the marquee. (In progress - supporting left and right only.)
- Add styling instructions. (In progress)
- Add instruction - how to use with multiple marquees in the same page.
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