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react-spring-carousel-js

A performant React carousel component powered by react-spring.

Features

Hedless Carousel: a part from some needed div's (which you can override and customize), you're in total control on how the carousel will appear, bringing your own UI.
Highly customizable: you can control what to render on every carousel item (and on every thumb item as well!).
Complete API availability: either from the main hook, or either importing the own Carousel context, you can control the Carousel from every component if you need to.
Fullscreen implementation out of the box: If you need to, react-carouse-spring-js exposes a method to enter/exit from fullscreen mode (we use screenful.js under the hood for a better cross browser compatibility).
Auto Resize out of the box: The carousel will resize & adapt correctly when the browser resizes. This is particular useful when entering/exiting the fullscreen mode or when the mobile direction changes.

Install

npm install --save react-spring-carousel-js

yarn add --save react-spring-carousel-js

Usage

At it's most basic, to start you can do:

import { useReactSpringCarousel } from 'react-spring-carousel-js'

const { carouselFragment, thumbsFragment } = useReactSpringCarousel({
  items: [
    {
      id: 'item-1',
      renderItem: <ItemComponent />,
      renderThumb: <ThumbComponent />
    },
    {
      id: 'item-2',
      renderItem: <ItemComponent />,
      renderThumb: <ThumbComponent />
    }
  ]
})

return (
  <div>
    {carouselFragment}
    {thumbsFragment}
  </div>
)

As you can see, you don't have to call the component in the traditional way but instead the main hook return the carousel fragment (which is the carousel) and the thumbs fragment (which render the list of tumbs). It's up to you to decide how and where render boths, and they're not tied in any way, so basically you can customize the UI pretty much in any way you want to!

Props

You can provide this options to better customize the behavior and the aspect of the Carousel:

Prop	Type	Default Value	Description
withLoop	`Boolean`	`false`	Set to `true` if you want to enable the infinite loop behavior
withThumbs	`Boolean`	`true`	Set to false if you don't want to render the list of thumbs.
springConfig	`SpringConfig`	`config.default`	Here you can customize the properties of the `spring`.
onItemStartToChange	`VoidFunction`	`() => {}`	A `callback` triggered every time a item is about to change (slide).
onItemChange	`VoidFunction`	`() => {}`	A `callback` triggered every time a item finish sliding (the callback is called inside the `onRest` react-spring method).
shouldResizeOnWindowResize	`Boolean`	`true`	Set to `false` if you don't want to resize the carousel when the browser resize. Remember that if you set `shouldResizeOnWindowResize` to false, when using the fullscreen mode the carousel will not adapt correctly after `entering`/`exiting` phases.
draggingSlideTreshold	`Number`	`50`	Set the minimum treshold that is required to slide after the item is dragged and then released.
enableThumbsWrapperScroll	`Boolean`	`true`	Set to false if you don't want to auto-scroll the list of thumbs when an item is selected. By default every time an item is selected and become the active one `react-spring-carousel-js` will automatically scroll the thumb wrapper list and will center the item.
CustomWrapper	`React.ForwardRefExoticComponent<{ children: React.ReactNode } & React.RefAttributes<HTMLDivElement>>`	`undefined`	If you want, you can provide a custom `element` that will be used as the main Wrapper element. Note that you can pass whatever element you want to, using whatever style pattern you want!
CustomThumbsWrapper	`React.FC<{ children: React.ReactNode }>`	`undefined`	If you want, you can provide a custom `element` to customize the wrapper of the thumb list. Note that you can pass whatever element you want to, using whatever style pattern you want!