messa-resizer

Resizer Component (Experimental) [WIP]

storybook: https://resizer.messafilip.now.sh

Main Scripts

add to your a project

yarn add messa-resizer

install dependencies

yarn install

run storybook:

yarn storybook

run all test: (flow & eslint & jest)

yarn test

build library:

yarn build

Examples

Here is a minimal example. (without styles)

import React from "react";
import { Resizer } from "messa-resizer";

const App = () => {
  return <Resizer>Resizer component</Resizer>;
};

Component props

Name	Type	Default	Description
children	React.Node		The content of the Resizer.
style	StyleObject		The root container's styles.
className	string		The root container's classNames.
defaultWidth	number		The defaultWidth of the Resizer.
defaultHeight	number		The defaultHeight of the Resizer.
maxHeight	number	Infinity	The maxHeight of the Resizer.
minHeight	number	20	The minHeight of the Resizer.
maxWidth	number	Infinity	The maxWidth of the Resizer.
minWidth	number	20	The minWidth of the Resizer.
handlersStyles	HandlersStyles		The handlebars' inline-styles.
handlersClassNames	HandlersClassNames		The handlebars' inline-styles.

type HandlersStyles = {|
  +bottom?: StyleObject,
  +right?: StyleObject,
  +"bottom-right"?: StyleObject
|};

type HandlersClassNames = {|
  +bottom?: string,
  +right?: string,
  +"bottom-right"?: string,
|};

TODOs

• the defaultHeight and defaultWidth should handle string ('auto', '12px', '100%', etc...)
• add E2E tests (cypress or Puppeteer)
• The Handlebar component should be able to have children
• improve unit tests
• improve styles extend API
• continuous integration
• Add handlebars for left and top

Requirments

• Use ES6 (with Flow) or TypeScript
• Third-party apps should be able to modify styles
• The example should work in Chrome, Firefox and Safari
• Use React
• Add unit tests (each component should be covered)