0.0.33 • Published 8 years ago
react-t-slider v0.0.33
React Slidez
Demo
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Installation
npm install react-slidez --saveProperties
| Property | Description | Type | Default |
|---|---|---|---|
| showIndex | Show the index of the current slide | Boolean | false |
| showArrows | Show arrows to navigate through the slides | Boolean | true |
| autoplay | Select whether you want the slideshow to autoplay or not | Boolean | true |
| enableKeyboard | Select whether you want to allow the user change the slides with the keyboard | Boolean | true |
| slideInterval | Dictate the speed in ms at which the slides change | Integer | 2000 |
| defaultIndex | Choose the index that you wish to start at | Integer | 0 |
| slides | The slides you pass into the component. This can be an array of images, or other components which are passed as children. See example below. | Array | No default |
| effect | Choose the animation effect of your slideshow. Options include fade, left, top, right, bottom, bounce-right, bounce-left | String | 'fade' |
| height | Choose the height of the slideshow. Example height={'50px'} or height={'50%'} | String | '100%' |
| width | Choose the width of the slideshow. Example width={'50px'} or width={'50%'} | String | '100%' |
Usage
var Slideshow = require('react-slidez');
<Slideshow
showIndex
showArrows
autoplay
enableKeyboard
slideInterval={2000}
defaultIndex={1}
slides=['1.jpg', '2.jpg']
effect={'fade'}
height={'100%'}
width={'100%'}
/>You can also pass other components to the Slideshow component as children. All the same properties as above are available.
var Slideshow = require("react-slidez");
<Slideshow>
<ComponentOne />
<ComponentTwo />
<Checkout />
</Slideshow>;License
Copyright (c) 2017 Paul Fitzgerald