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react-drag-range
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npm install --save react-drag-range
Check out Live Examples and the example code, or run locally
git clone git@github.com:Radivarig/react-drag-range.git
cd react-drag-range
npm install
# npm install will also call npm run prepare which was setup to install peer deps
# but npm install <package> will remove them as they are not in (dev)dependencies..
# so if you instal something additional, call `npm run prepare` again
npm run prepare
npm run dev
navigate to localhost:8080
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propTypes: {
yAxis: PropTypes.bool, // default is x
percent: PropTypes.bool, // if value should be x width or y height
unit: PropTypes.number, // unit in pixels
rate: PropTypes.number, // how much to change per unit
value: PropTypes.number,
onChange: PropTypes.func,
onDelta: PropTypes.func,
min: PropTypes.number,
max: PropTypes.number,
default: PropTypes.number,
decimals: PropTypes.number,
onDragStart: PropTypes.func,
onDragEnd: PropTypes.func,
onMouseUp: PropTypes.func,
onMouseDown: PropTypes.func,
onDoubleClick: PropTypes.func,
doubleClickTimeout: PropTypes.number,
disablePercentClamp: PropTypes.bool,
disableReset: PropTypes.bool,
},
Please take a look at the examples
// ...
import DragRange from 'react-drag-range'
// ...
// simple X axis detection
<DragRange
// percent
// yAxis
value={this.state.value}
onChange={(value)=>this.setState({value})}
>
<span>this span detects X axis dragging ({this.state.value})</span>
</DragRange>
// ...
// wrap one DragRange in another to get both X and Y axis detection
<div>
<div>
<DragRange
percent yAxis
getTarget={()=>this.refs['target']}
value={this.state.valueY}
onChange={(valueY)=> this.setState({valueY})}
>
<DragRange
percent
getTarget={()=>this.refs['target']}
value={this.state.valueX}
onChange={(valueX)=> this.setState({valueX})}
>
<div ref='target' style={imageStyle}/>
</DragRange>
</DragRange>
</div>
({this.state.valueX}%, {this.state.valueY}%)
</div>
// ...
require('react-dom').render(<DragRangeViewer/>, document.body)
MIT
FAQs
React component for click/drag detection on wrapped elements
The npm package react-drag-range receives a total of 47 weekly downloads. As such, react-drag-range popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-drag-range demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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