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@bigmistqke/solid-grid-split
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Solid split-pane-component based on CSS grid templates: the <Grid/>-component returns a span with a CSS grid template, the values defined by its children's props. All valid CSS grid size units are supported, such as fr (fraction), px (pixels), and % (percentage) and CSS grid-rules apply (you can not combine fraction units with min() or max()).
You should probably use @corvu/resizable instead.
Install it:
npm i @bigmistqke/solid-grid-split
# or
yarn add @bigmistqke/solid-grid-split
# or
pnpm add @bigmistqke/solid-grid-split
Use it:
import { Split } from '@bigmistqke/solid-grid-split'
function App() {
return (
<Split>
<Split.Pane size="1fr">Left</Split.Pane>
<Split.Handle size="10px" />
<Split size="100px" max="10%" type="row">
<Split.Pane size="1fr" max="100px">
Top
</Split.Pane>
<Split.Handle size="10px" />
<Split.Pane size="50%">Bottom</Split.Pane>
</Split>
<Split.Handle size="10px" />
<Split.Pane size="1fr">Right</Split.Pane>
</Split>
)
}
FAQs
Solid pane-component based on grid-templates
We found that @bigmistqke/solid-grid-split demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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