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react-arrow

a simple svg arrow component

Usage

npm install --save react-arrow

import React from 'react'
import Arrow from 'react-arrow'

const element = (
  <Arrow
    direction="down"
    shaftWidth={10}
    shaftLength={10}
    headWidth={30}
    headLength={15}
    fill="blue"
    stroke="red"
    strokeWidth={2}
    onClick={() => alert('You clicked the arrow!')}
  />
)

Geometry

<----- head  width ----->
            ^                 ^
           / \                |
          /   \               |
         /     \              |
        /       \             |
       /         \
      /           \      head length
     /             \
    /               \         |
   /                 \        |
  /                   \       |
 /                     \      |
/___                 ___\     v
    |               |         ^
    |               |         |
    |               |         |
    |               |         |
    |               |
    |               |    shaft length
    |               |
    |               |         |
    |               |         |
    |               |         |
    |_______________|         v
    <- shaft width ->

Props

`direction: 'left' | 'right' | 'up' | 'down' | 'leftRight' | 'upDown'` (required)

The direction you want the arrow to point

`shaftWidth: number` (required)

The width of the arrow's shaft

`shaftLength: number` (required)

The length of the arrow's shaft

`headWidth: number` (required)

The width of the arrow's head (from one side of the triangle's base to the other)

`headLength: number` (required)

The length of the arrow's head (from the base to the tip of the triangle)

`unclosed: boolean`

If true, the path will be left unclosed.

Other SVG props

Most props applicable to the <path> element will be passed down to it. Any other props besides the aforementioned props will be passed down to the <svg> element. For the list of props that will be passed to the <path> element, see pathProps in the source code.

`stroke` note

If you provide a stroke, Arrow simulates the proposed stroke-alignment: inside property by doubling the strokeWidth and applying a clip-path with a unique id.

`transform` note

Arrow doesn't currently go to the trouble to pick the correct viewBox, style.width, and style.height to fit the arrow if you provide a transform property.