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@adactive/arc-carousel-asia
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npm i --save @adactive/arc-carousel
OR
yarn add @adactive/arc-carousel
import AdsumCarousel from "@adactive/arc-carousel"
...
<AdsumCarousel
isOpen=true
medias=[]
onTouchToNavigate={this.onTouchToNavigate}
/>
type PropsType = {|
+isOpen: boolean,
+medias: Array<MediaType>,
+onMediaTouch: (MediaType) => void,
+carouselOptions?: Object,
+style?: CSSStyleDeclaration
|};
static defaultProps = {
isOpen: false,
medias: [],
onMediaTouch: null,
carouselOptions: {
dragging: false,
swiping: false,
autoplayInterval: 10000,
speed: 1000,
renderCenterLeftControls: null,
renderCenterRightControls: null,
renderCenterBottomControls: null,
renderBottomCenterControls: null,
arrows: false,
pauseOnHover: false,
slidesToShow: 1,
slidesToScroll: 1,
adaptiveHeight: true,
wrapAround: true,
autoSlide: false,
autoSlideInterval: 10000,
}
};
isOpen -> To show or hide carousel
medias -> Array of medias to be displayed in the carousel
onMediaTouch -> A callback function to capture clicking of the media
carouselOptions -> Refer to nuka-carousel for more information. However, 2 of the following options in nuka carousel have been predefined in Adsum Carousel Component.
style -> To customise the CSS of the overall component
autoSlide -> Slider Looping in Boolean
autoSlideInterval -> Slider Looping Interval in ms
`npx @adactive/arc-carousel copy --less-only`
`npx @adactive/arc-carousel copy`
FAQs
Adsum Carousel Component
We found that @adactive/arc-carousel-asia demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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