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react-carousel-ts
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A lightweight carousel component for React applications that allows users to cycle through images or content cards.
This carousel provides infinite scrolling without cloning elements, ensuring efficient memory use and performance. It leverages requestAnimationFrame for smooth animations, optimizing performance and reducing CPU load.
Install the package using npm:
npm i -D react-carousel-ts
First, import the Carousel component and ensure you include the necessary CSS file for styling:
import { Carousel } from 'react-carousel-ts';
import 'carousel.css';
export const MyComponent = () => {
const data = [
<div className="example">1</div>,
<div className="example">2</div>,
<div className="example">3</div>,
];
return <Carousel items={data} className="carousel" />;
};
To ensure the carousel displays correctly, it's important to include CSS styles for sizing, borders, and other visual aspects.
.carousel {
height: 40vh;
width: 50vw;
border: 2px solid white;
border-radius: 14px;
}
[!IMPORTANT]
- The carousel requires at least three elements to function properly with all transition effects.
- With only two elements, only the FADE and SCALE transition effects will function correctly.
- If there is only one or no elements, the carousel will not be displayed.
To enable the infinite scrolling effect in the Carousel component, simply set the infinity property to true.
<Carousel infinity={true} />
This will allow the carousel to loop through items endlessly.
To control the number of items displayed at once in the Carousel, use the visibleItemCount property.
<Carousel visibleItemCount={2} />
You can control their visibility, position, size, and color to match the design of your application.
import { Carousel, CarouselProps, ArrowPosition, DotsTheme } from 'react-carousel-ts';
import 'carousel.css';
export const MyComponent = () => {
const data = [
<div className="example">1</div>,
<div className="example">2</div>,
<div className="example">3</div>,
];
const props: CarouselProps = {
className: 'carousel',
// The size of the arrow in vh/vw units. Default value is 8.
arrowSize: 8,
// The color of the arrow. It can be one of the predefined colors or in RGB, RGBA, HEX format.
arrowColor: 'gray',
// The position of the arrow. It can be INSIDE, OUTSIDE, or BORDER.
arrowPosition: ArrowPosition.BORDER,
// Whether to show dots. Default value is false.
showDots: true,
// The theme of the dots. It can be LINE, ROUND, or RECTANGLE.
dotsTheme: DotsTheme.LINE,
// The color of the dots. It can be one of the predefined colors or in RGB, RGBA, HEX format.
dotsColor: 'gray',
};
return <Carousel items={data} {...props} />;
};
If moveEffect is not specified, a simple x-axis rotation is used. This can be changed using the moveEffect prop Currently, MoveEffect has three values: PERPETUAL_AD_SCROLL(Continuous scrolling effect), FADE(fade in and out), SCALE(scale up and down)
import { Carousel, CarouselProps, MoveEffect } from 'react-carousel-ts';
import 'carousel.css';
export const MyComponent = () => {
const data = [
<div className="example">1</div>,
<div className="example">2</div>,
<div className="example">3</div>,
];
return <Carousel items={data} moveEffect={MoveEffect.SCALE} />;
};
| Name | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| items | ReactNode[] | [] | Carousel items. |
| showDots | boolean | false | Shows navigation dots. |
| showArrows | boolean | true | Shows navigation arrows. |
| speed | number | 1000 | Transition speed in ms. |
| autoplay | boolean | false | Enable automatic cycling. |
| infinity | boolean | false | Enables infinite cycling of carousel items. |
| autoplaySpeed | number | 4000 | Autoplay interval (ms). |
| moveEffect | MoveEffect | undefined | Slide transition effect. (Possible values: FADE, SCALE, PERPETUAL_AD_SCROLL) |
| visibleItemCount | number | 1 | Visible items count. |
| arrowPosition | ArrowPosition | INSIDE | Arrow position. |
| arrowSize | number | 7 | Size of the navigation arrows. |
| arrowColor | CarouselControlColor | white | Arrow color. (Possible values: Any valid CSS color value) |
| dotsTheme | DotsTheme | RECTANGLE | Shape of the navigation dots. (Possible values: ROUND, RECTANGLE, LINE) |
| dotsColor | CarouselControlColor | white | Dots color. (Possible values: Any valid CSS color value) |
| className | string | '' | Additional CSS class. |
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A lightweight carousel component for React applications that allows users to cycle through images or content cards.
We found that react-carousel-ts demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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