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magic-grid
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Creating a dynamic grid layout has never been easier. With Magic Grid, all you have to do is specify a container and listen for changes. A few other configuration options are available for convenience but it's all very simple. You can read about the implementaion details on Codeburst.
Note: Every item in the grid must have the same width
Get Magic Grid:
npm install magic-grid
Import Magic Grid:
<script src="node_modules/magic-grid/dist/magic-grid.cjs.js">
or (minified)
<script src="node_modules/magic-grid/dist/magic-grid.min.js">
or
let MagicGrid = require("magic-grid");
You're good to go! If you used a script tag, the library can be referenced via the global variable, MagicGrid.
let magicGrid = new MagicGrid(...);
magicGrid.listen();
If your container doesn't have any dynamically loaded content i.e., all its child elements are always in the DOM, you should initialize the grid this way:
let magicGrid = new MagicGrid({
container: "#container", // Required. Can be class or id selector
static: true, // Required for static content
animate: true, // Optional
});
magicGrid.listen();
If the container relies on data from an api, or experiences a delay, for whatever reason, before it can render its content in the DOM, you need to let the grid know the number of items to expect:
let magicGrid = new MagicGrid({
container: "#container", // Required. Can be class or id selector
items: 20, // For a grid with 20 items. Required for dynamic content
animate: true, // Optional
});
magicGrid.listen();
config (required): Configuration object
The MagicGrid constructor. Initializes the grid with a configuration object.
let magicGrid = new MagicGrid({
container: "#container", // Required. Class or id of the container.
static: false, // Required for static content. Default: false.
items: 30, // Required for dynamic content. Initial number of items in the container.
gutter: 30, // Optional. Space between items. Default: 25(px)
maxColumns: 5, // Maximum number of colums. Default: Infinite
useMin: true, // Append next element to the shortest column. Default: false.
animate: true, // Animate item positioning. Default: false
});
Positions the items and listens for changes to the window size. All items are repositioned whenever the window is resized.
let magicGrid = new MagicGrid({
container: "#container", // Required. Can be class or id selector
static: true, // Required for static content
animate: true, // Optional
});
magicGrid.listen();
This function is useful in cases where you have to manually trigger a repositioning; for instance, if a new element is added to the container
let magicGrid = new MagicGrid({
container: "#container", // Required. Can be class or id selector
items: 30, // Required for dynamic content.
animate: true, // Optional
});
magicGrid.listen();
// get data from api
// append new element to DOM
// reposition items
magicGrid.positionItems();
FAQs
Super lightweight javascript library for dynamic grid layouts.
The npm package magic-grid receives a total of 3,090 weekly downloads. As such, magic-grid popularity was classified as popular.
We found that magic-grid demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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