React-spring-grid NPM

🎉 react-spring-grid 🎉

An animated <Grid> component built using absolute positioning and react-spring. This project was also built using TypeScript so that you can safely use this component in any TypeScript project of your own.

Usage

Installation

To install react-spring-grid you will need to install this package, as well as, react and react-spring.

pnpm i react react-spring react-spring-grid

# or

yarn add react react-spring react-spring-grid

Example

To utilize the <Grid> component you need at least 3 of the 6 following things:

* means required

items* – An array of items (data) to be used for width and height. Each item will be passed to the renderer.
keys* – See the second argument for react-spring's useTransition. This is either a function that takes each item from items and returns a unique identifier, an array of unique identifiers, or null.
renderer* – A component that takes the props data, style, and index where data is an individual item from items, style is the current style for your component, and index is just the position of your data in the items array.
wrapper – This is either a string that names an html element (i.e. 'section' or 'article') or it is a component that takes the props ref and style. Defaults to 'div'.
columnGap – The gap used between items horizontally. Defaults to 0
rowGap – Same as columnGap but is used between rows. Defaults to 0
transitionProps – Props passed to the call to useTransition allowing you to overwrite the default transition.

function ItemRenderer({ data, style }) {
  // Note that you must be using an `animated` element for the styles to take effect.
  // `animated` is imported from `react-spring`
  return (
    <animated.div style={style} className="Item">
      {data.value.last}, {data.value.first}
    </animated.div>
  )
}

function App() {
  // You must have the properties `width` and `height`
  // any other properties are just for you to render the element
  const [itemsData, setItemsData] = useState([
    { value: { first: 'John', last: 'Doe' }, width: 150, height: 40 },
    { value: { first: 'Jane', last: 'Dane' }, width: 50, height: 90 },
    { value: { first: 'Josh', last: 'Dosh' }, width: 100, height: 50 },
    { value: { first: 'Jill', last: 'Dill' }, width: 280, height: 55 }
  ])

  // <Grid> automatically applies `position: relative` to `wrapper`
  return (
    <Grid
      items={itemsData}
      keys={item => item.value.first}
      renderer={ItemRenderer}
      wrapper="section"
      columnGap={25}
      rowGap={50}
      // Any other properties are passed to the wrapper component
      className="Grid"
    />
  )
}