@react-hook/window-scroll
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A React hook for updating components when the scroll position of the window on the y-axis changes
npm i @react-hook/window-scroll
A React hook for updating components when the scroll position of the window on the y-axis changes
import useWindowScroll from '@react-hook/window-scroll'
const Component = props => {
const scrollY = useWindowScroll(60 /*fps*/)
return <div>scroll pos: {scrollY}</div>
}
useWindowScroll(fps?: number): number| Type | Default | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| fps | number | 30 | Defines the rate in frames per second with which the scroll position is updated |
scrollY: number| Type | Description | |
|---|---|---|
| scrollY | number | The current scroll position of the window on the y-axis |
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A React hook for updating components when the scroll position of the window on the y-axis changes
The npm package @react-hook/window-scroll receives a total of 35,567 weekly downloads. As such, @react-hook/window-scroll popularity was classified as popular.
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