Resizable-rc-drawer NPM

Library Name: resizable-rc-drawer

Description

The resizable-rc-drawer library is an extension of the popular rc-drawer library with added functionality for resizable drawers. rc-drawer is a widely used library for creating customizable and responsive drawers in web applications. With resizable-rc-drawer, users can resize the drawers dynamically, providing enhanced flexibility and usability.

Installation

You can install resizable-rc-drawer via npm:

npm install resizable-rc-drawer

Usage

Using resizable-rc-drawer is similar to using rc-drawer. Simply import the component and use it in your React application. The resizable functionality is enabled by default.

import React from 'react';
import  Drawer  from 'resizable-rc-drawer';

const MyComponent = () => {
  return (
    <Drawer
      width={300} // initial width of the drawer
      minWidth={500} // min width of the drawer
      maxWidth={500} // max width of the drawer
      onClose={() => {}} // function to be called when the drawer is closed
    >
      {/* Content of the drawer */}
    </Drawer>
  );
}

export default MyComponent;

Props

resizable-rc-drawer supports all the props available in rc-drawer along with additional props for controlling the resizable functionality.

Additional Props

width (number): The minimum width the drawer can be resized to.

Props	Description	Type	Default	Version
title	The title for Drawer	ReactNode	-	0.0.9
titleClosable	Whether the Drawer title close icon is visible or not	boolean	true	1.0.1
width	Width of the Drawer dialog	string\| number	378	0.0.9
minWidth	Minumum Width of the Drawer dialog on resize	number	width\| 378	1.0.0
maxWidth	Maximum Width of the Drawer dialog on resize	number	window.innerWidth - 10	1.0.0
onResize	Specify a callback that will be called when a user resizing Drawer dialog	function(width)	-

Inherited Props

All props from rc-drawer can also be used.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have any suggestions, bug fixes, or improvements, feel free to open an issue or create a pull request on the GitHub repository.