react-image-progressive-loader v1.0.1

react-image-progressive-loader

Yet another simple React component for showing small-size blurred version of the image while full-size version is loading

how to use:

1) Install

npm i -S react-image-progressive-loader

or

yarn add react-image-progressive-loader

2) use it in your component as a plain component

import React, { Component } from 'react';
import Img from 'react-image-progressive-loader'
import { base64, url, descr, style } from './your-dataprovider'

import './App.css';

class App extends Component {
  render() {
    return (
      <div className="App">
        <Img
          src={url} // required
          base64={base64} // required
          blurStr='15px' // optional
          contrastStr= '50%' // optional
          transtionTime= '.2s' // optional
          transitionDelay= '.05s' // optional
          className='your-class-name(s)' // optional
          alt={descr} // optional
          style={style} // optional
        />
      </div>
    );
  }
}

export default App;

example based upon boilerplate code from create-react-app with full list of available properties and default values. You can omit

Behavior:

component has own list of styles which are related to animation, and these styles are merged with given styles as props. More in details below.

1) initial render:

• src of <img/> is set to props.base64.
• style object is merged with props.style in order next order: props.style --> component's internal styles

2) componentDidMount fires promisified load of props.src

3) on Promise's fulfillment:

• src of <img/> is set to props.src
• style object is merged with props.style in order next order: component's internal styles --> props.style

Properties: