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@codecks/dnd
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npm install @codecks/dnd
Working with all kinds of dnd approaches for Codecks, it became clear that native html-based drag and drop is still a big pain.
This library is inspired by react-beautiful-dnd but does things differently:
The library is meant as a substitute for the html-based drag and drop functionality offered via a fairly minimal react-based api.
<Draggable>
import {DragController, Draggable} from "@codecks/dnd"
<DragController type="box" renderItem={({id}) => <Box id={id} />}>
<div>
{boxes.map((id) => (
<Draggable key={id} type="box" id={id} itemData={{id, myProp: true}}>
{({handlers, ref}) => <Box {...handlers} ref={ref} id={id} />}
</Draggable>
))}
</div>
</DragController>
renderItem
is used for rendering the dragged item in a portal, so it's compatible with windowing-based lists.
It's using the render props pattern for the child so it can replace the content with a placeholder while dragging.
useDropZone
const DropZone = ({width = 200}) => {
const {isOver, dragItem, ref} = useDropZone({
type: "box",
onDragOver: ({item, position}) => console.log("drag"),
onDrop: ({item, position}) => console.log("drop!"),
});
return <div ref={ref}>Drop Here!</div>;
};
onDragOver's
position will be null when the dragItem leaves the drop zone.
My dragged item doesn't appear when dragging!?
First, make sure that the DragController is setup correctly with the correct type
. Also the renderItem
should not be wrapped with the Draggable
component.
Licensed under MIT
FAQs
Drag and Drop
The npm package @codecks/dnd receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @codecks/dnd popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @codecks/dnd demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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