redux-device-type v1.0.2

redux-device-type

A reducer to keep track of your current device size in order to react to the chages (e.g. rendering certain components only on some device sizes).

install

npm install --save redux-device-type

demo

https://codesandbox.io/s/l2pn2k19v9

usage

first add the deviceTypeReducer to your reducer list

import { deviceTypeReducer } from 'redux-device-type';

const reducers = combineReducers({
  ...otherReducers,
  deviceType: deviceTypeReducer
});

next you need to initialize the redux-device-type by passing your redux store into the initReduxDeviceType method

import { initReduxDeviceType } from 'redux-device-type';

const store = createStore(reducers);

initReduxDeviceType(store);

now you can access the device type via the deviceType key from the store. This way you can build logic for rendering certain components according to the width of the device. You may check the device type against the constants exported by the library.

import { EXTRA_SMALL, SMALL, MEDIUM, LARGE } from 'redux-device-type';

const Component = ({ deviceType }) =>
  <div>
    { deviceType <= SMALL && <div>SMALL AND LESS </div> }
    { deviceType < EXTRA_SMALL && <div>SMALLER THAN EXTRA_SMALL</div> }
    { deviceType === MEDIUM && <div>MEDIUM</div> }
    { deviceType >= LARGE && <div>AT LEAST LARGE</div> }
  </div>;

const ComponentWithDeviceType = connect(
  ({ deviceType }) => ({ deviceType }),
  null
)(Component);

advanced usage

the default sizes are

you can also pass an object to the initReduxDeviceType method as a second parameter, in order to redefine all or some of the sizing boundaries

const customWidths = {
  large: 1000,
  medium: 850,
  small: 600,
  extraSmall: 300
};

initReduxDeviceType(store, customWidths);