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react-easy-panzoom
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React components that enables pan and zoom features for any component. Try out the live demo here
react-panzoom requires React 16 or later.
Using npm
:
npm install --save react-easy-panzoom
Using yarn
:
yarn add react-easy-panzoom
import { PanZoom } from 'react-easy-panzoom'
// ...
render() {
return (
<PanZoom>
{ 'This content can be panned and zoomed' }
</PanZoom>
)
}
PanZoom
component natively supports keyboard interactions with arrow keys and -
/ +
keys. This mapping can be extends using the keyMapping
prop.
e.g. Mapping w
, a
, s
, d
:
import { PanZoom } from 'react-easy-panzoom'
// ...
render() {
return (
<PanZoom
keyMapping={{
'87': { x: 0, y: -1, z: 0 },
'83': { x: 0, y: 1, z: 0 },
'65': { x: -1, y: 0, z: 0 },
'68': { x: 1, y: 0, z: 0 },
}}
>
{ 'This content can be panned and zoomed' }
</PanZoom>
)
}
Sometimes it can be useful to prevent the view from panning, for example if the pan start is done on a clickable element.
PanZoom
provides the preventPan
prop that let you define a function to prevent panning.
e.g. prevent panning when starting the pan on a specific div
content = null
// preventPan gives access to the event, as well as the
// mouse coordinates in the coordinate system of the PanZoom container
preventPan = (event, x, y) => {
// if the target is the content container then prevent panning
if (e.target === content) {
return true
}
// in the case the target is not the content container
// use the coordinates to determine if the click happened
// on the content container
const contentRect = content.getBoundingClientRect()
const x1 = contentRect.left
const x2 = contentRect.right
const y1 = contentRect.top
const y2 = contentRect.bottom
return (x >= x1 && x <= x2) && (y >= y1 && y <= y2)
}
render() {
return (
<PanZoom
preventPan={this.preventPan}
>
<div>{ 'This content can be panned and zoomed' }</div>
<div ref={ref => this.content = ref}>{ 'This content can be panned and zoomed only outside of its container' }</div>
</PanZoom>
)
}
PanZoom
supports the enableBoundingBox
prop to restrict panning. The box is calculated based on the width and height of the inner content.
A ratio is applied so that the bounding box allows panning up to a specific percentage of the inner content.
By default this ratio is 0.8
but can be modified with boundaryRatioVertical
and boundaryRatioHorizontal
. In this case the pan content will be able to pan outside the parent container up to 80% of its size (the 20% remaining will always be visible).
A negative ratio will create a padding, but combined with zooming it can produce strange behaviour. A ratio above 1 will allow the pan content to pan outside the parent container more than its size.
To use the bounding box:
import { PanZoom } from 'react-easy-panzoom'
// ...
render() {
return (
<PanZoom
boundaryRatioVertical={0.8}
boundaryRatioHorizontal={0.8}
enableBoundingBox
>
<div>{ 'This content can be panned and zoomed' }</div>
</PanZoom>
)
}
Name | Type | Default | Description |
---|---|---|---|
autoCenter | bool | false | Auto-center the view when mounting |
autoCenterZoomLevel | number | Specify the initial zoom level for auto-center | |
zoomSpeed | number | 1 | Sets the zoom speed |
doubleZoomSpeed | number | 1.75 | Sets the zoom speed for double click |
disabled | bool | false | Disable pan and zoom |
disableKeyInteraction | bool | false | Disable keyboard interaction |
realPinch | bool | false | Enable real pinch interaction for touch events |
keyMapping | object | false | Define specific key mapping for keyboard interaction (e.g. { '<keyCode>': { x: 0, y: 1, z: 0 } } , with <keyCode> being the key code to map) |
minZoom | number | Sets the minimum zoom value | |
maxZoom | number | Sets the maximum zoom value | |
enableBoundingBox | boolean | false | Enable bounding box for the panzoom element. The bounding box will contain the element based on a ratio of its size |
boundaryRatioVertical | number | 0.8 | Vertical ratio for the bounding box |
boundaryRatioHorizontal | number | 0.8 | Horizontal ratio for the bounding box |
noStateUpdate | bool | true | Disable state update for each new x, y, z transform value while panning. Enabling it drastically increases the performances |
onPanStart | func | Fired on pan start | |
onPan | func | Fired on pan | |
onPanEnd | func | Fired on pan end | |
preventPan | func | Defines a function to prevent pan | |
style | object | Override the inline-styles of the root element |
By using ref
, methods from PanZoom
can be accessed and called to trigger manipulation functions.
Available methods are listed below:
Name | Parameters | Description |
---|---|---|
zoomIn | Zoom in from the center of the PanZoom container | |
zoomOut | Zoom out from the center of the PanZoom container | |
autoCenter | Center and resize the view to fit the PanZoom container | |
reset | Reset the view to it's original state (will not auto center if autoCenter is enabled) | |
moveByRatio | (x: number, y: number, moveSpeedRatio?: number) | Move the view along x or/and y axis |
This react library is based on the awesome panzoom by @anvaka.
The files included in this repository are licensed under the MIT license.
FAQs
Wrapper to enable pan and zoom for any React component
The npm package react-easy-panzoom receives a total of 6,337 weekly downloads. As such, react-easy-panzoom popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-easy-panzoom 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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