react-hook-sticky v0.4.0

React hook sticky

Top performant lightweight solution for sticky components. Start to collaborate and share your sticky plugin.

Provide your ideas, feel free to contribute.

Demo

react-hook-sticky-playground

Roadmap

Would you like to contribute? Here are some nice to have ideas:

• Add plugins.
• Storybook and examples.
• Add development runtime invalidations for warning and error check.
• Create Wiki Page.
• Add unit test.
• Add E2E tests for IE and Chrome. (Probably Puppeter)
• Add E2E perfomance painting tests
• Configure CI (Probably Travis)
• Add code coverage and bundle size check.
• Add support for Horizontal scrolling / resizing

Install

yarn add react-hook-sticky --exact

Quickstart

Basic

// sticky-component.js
import React from 'react';
// 1 - Import
import { useSticky, plugins } from 'react-hook-sticky';

const stickyConfig = {
  // Define the context for this sticky, you may have many sticky elements.
  context: 'my-sticky-1',
  // 2 - Make use of builtin plugins
  plugin: plugins.fillBetween, // you may combine with throttling or wrap as your needs throttle(plugins.fillBetween, 10),

  // Optional - Specify the proper event listener strategy for better performance over any browser.
  // default { passive: true } https://github.com/WICG/EventListenerOptions/blob/gh-pages/explainer.md
  eventListenerOptions: Modernizr.passiveeventlisteners
    ? { passive: true }
    : false,
};

export const StickyComponent = props => {
  const { createBoundary } = useSticky(stickyConfig);

  return (
    <div className="sticky-outer" ref={createBoundary('outer')}>
      {/* 3 - Register the target to become sticky */}
      <div className="sticky" ref={createBoundary('sticky')}>
        I am sticky between outer height or screen height
      </div>
    </div>
  );
};

Optional define specific boundaries

export const StickyComponent = props => {
  const { createBoundary } = useSticky(stickyConfig);

  return (
    <div className="sticky-outer">
      <h1 ref={createBoundary('top')}>Top boundary</h1>
      {/* 3 - Register the target to become sticky */}
      <div className="sticky" ref={createBoundary('sticky')}>
        I am sticky between top and bottom boundaries or screen height
      </div>
      <div ref={createBoundary('bottom')}>Bottom boundary</div>
    </div>
  );
};

Development

Contribute and create your own plug-in right away.

Quick

• Fork demo https://codesandbox.io/s/react-hook-sticky-ts0rb
• Create your sticky logic

// You may reuse common code and tools
import {
  useMomentum,
  getClampArea,
  createStyle,
  setInlineStyle,
} from '../commons';

// Explode your creativity, create your new module sticky to later being integrated
export const bunnyJump = (context, event) => {
  const { cacheStyles, boundaries } = context;
  const stickyBoundary = boundaries.sticky;
  const clampArea = getClampArea(boundaries);

  if (!stickyBoundary || !clampArea.height) {
    return;
  }

  const nextPosition = {
    position: 'absolute',
    maxHeight: clampArea.height,
  };
  const { isGoingDown } = useMomentum(event);

  if (isGoingDown) {
    nextPosition.top = clampArea.top;
  } else {
    nextPosition.bottom = clampArea.bottom;
  }

  setInlineStyle(stickyBoundary, createStyle(nextPosition), cacheStyles);
};

• Implement in real time in your sandbox

// 1 - Import your snippet
import { bunnyJump } from './sticky-jump-draft';

import { useSticky } from 'react-hook-sticky';

const stickyConfig = {
  context: 'stickyJump',

  // 2 - Register it!
  plugin: bunnyJump,
};

export const StickyComponent = props => {
  const { createBoundary } = useSticky(stickyConfig);

  return (
    <section ref={createBoundary('top')}>
      <div className="ad" ref={createBoundary('sticky')} />
      {/* Registering boundaries all in one collection under stickyJump context */}
      <div className="block" ref={createBoundary(['jumpMe'])} />
      <div className="block" ref={createBoundary(['jumpMe'])} />
      <div className="block" ref={createBoundary('bottom')} />
    </section>
  );
};

How to develop local

Setup

  git clone git@github.com:Ariel-Rodriguez/react-hook-sticky.git
  yarn
  # Link library
  yarn link
  # install and link library into example
  # any change done in library will be hor reloaded in example page.
  cd example && yarn && yarn link react-hook-sticky

Run examples

  yarn start

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