react-compare-slider

React Compare Slider

Compare two components, side-by-side or top-to-toe.

Features

• Supports responsive images and any other React components ( picture, canvas, iframe etc.)
• Supports landscape and portrait orientations
• Simple API
• Unopinionated & fully customizable – optionally use your own components and styles
• Responsive, fluid
• Works in IE11+
• Teeny-tiny, only one ponyfill dependency
• Type safe

Demo

• Storybook: docs, demos
• CodeSandbox: basic editable demo
• Local example

Usage

Install

yarn add react-compare-slider
# OR
npm install react-compare-slider

Basic Image Usage

You may use ReactCompareSliderImage to render images or use your own custom components.

import { ReactCompareSlider, ReactCompareSliderImage } from 'react-compare-slider';

<ReactCompareSlider
  itemOne={<ReactCompareSliderImage src="..." srcSet="..." alt="Image one" />}
  itemTwo={<ReactCompareSliderImage src="..." srcSet="..." alt="Image two" />}
/>

See the Images docs for more information and demos.

Props

Prop	Type	Required	Default value	Description
handle	ReactNode		undefined	Custom handle component
itemOne	ReactNode	✓	undefined	First component to show in slider
itemTwo	ReactNode	✓	undefined	Second component to show in slider
onPositionChange	function		undefined	Callback on position change, returns current position as argument (position) => { ... }
position	number		50	Initial percentage position of divide (0-100)
portrait	boolean		false	Whether to use portrait orientation

See the API docs for more information.

Extending

Custom Items

The library supports all types of React components; custom components can apply the same base styles as ReactCompareSliderImage by using the styleFitContainer CSS utility.

See the styleFitContainer docs for more information.

Custom Handles

Blurred Arrows

See the Handles docs for more information.

Requirements

• React 16.8+

Notes

Bootstrapped with TSDX.