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@rich_harris/svelte-split-pane
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A <SplitPane>
component.
<script>
import { SplitPane } from '@rich_harris/svelte-split-pane';
const dividerColor = 'black';
const dividerThickness = '20px';
</script>
<SplitPane
type="horizontal"
id="main"
min="100px"
max="-100px"
pos="50%"
priority="min"
--color={dividerColor}
--thickness={dividerThickness}
>
<section slot="a">this is on the left</section>
<section slot="b">this is on the right</section>
</SplitPane>
Of the properties that can be set on the component, only type
is required:
type
can be horizontal
, in which case the panes will be split left-right, or vertical
in which case it will be split top-bottomid
will be added to the element as a data-pane={id}
attribute, allowing you to (for example) override the --pos
CSS custom property on mobilemin
, max
and pos
can be expressed as ${number}%
, ${number}px
, ${number}em
or ${number}rem
. Positive numbers are measured from the left/top, negative numbers are measured from the right/bottompriority
determines whether the min
or max
constraint wins in cases where they conflict--color
determines the color of the divider between panes, and defaults to transparent
--thickness
determines how thick the 'hit area' is for the divider, and defaults to 8px
FAQs
A `<SplitPane>` component.
The npm package @rich_harris/svelte-split-pane receives a total of 871 weekly downloads. As such, @rich_harris/svelte-split-pane popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @rich_harris/svelte-split-pane demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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