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📦 Try out the 0.6.0-beta.3
with decreased bundle size and state issue fix
All >25% browsers by browserlist.
Look also: https://jamie.build/last-2-versions
About 3KiB gzipped
We're using only one tiny build-time dependency to inject styles into a head
Look for API below.
example 1 a page with a single printable component without anything else
import PrintProvider, { Print, NoPrint } from 'react-easy-print';
...
<PrintProvider>
<NoPrint>
<Router> //
<Layout> // invisible in the print mode
... //
<Print single name="foo">
<span> //
details // visible in the print and non-print modes
</span> //
</Print>
... //
</Layout> // invisible in the print mode
</Router> //
</NoPrint>
</PrintProvider>
example 2 a page with modal window with content should be only visible in the print mode:
import PrintProvider, { Print } from 'react-easy-print';
...
<PrintProvider>
<Router>
<Layout> //
... //
<div> //
<h1>some page</h1> //
<Header/> // invisible in the print mode
<Modal> //
<Print name="foo">
<span> //
details // visible in the print and non-print modes
</span> //
</Print>
</Modal> //
</div> // invisible in the print mode
... //
</Layout> //
</Router>
</PrintProvider>
p.s. print mode
is when browser's print preview opened (e.g. after ^p
or ⌘p
pressed).
example 3 special content should be visible in print mode only:
...
<PrintProvider>
... // invisible in the print mode
<Print printOnly name="foo">
Consectetur adipisicing elit. // in the print mode visible only
Alias, corrupti similique minus //
</Print>
... // invisible in the print mode
</PrintProvider>
example 4 complex case: almost all content visible in print mode, but some doesn't and another only in print mode visible:
...
<PrintProvider>
<Print name="foo"> //
... // visible in the print and non-print modes
<div> //
... //
<NoPrint>
<Header/> // invisible in print mode
</NoPrint>
... //
<Print printOnly name="foo">
Consectetur adipisicing elit. // in the print mode visible only
Alias, corrupti similique minus //
</Print>
</div> // visible in the print and non-print modes
... //
</Print>
</PrintProvider>
Should be placed in the layout.
prop | ||
---|---|---|
loose | bool, optional | simple mode without re-render only printable nodes. Uses css visibility trick. It's not appliable if you have complex nested printable node with offsets |
Should wrap printable element(s).
prop | ||
---|---|---|
printOnly | bool, optional | in the print mode visible only |
bool, optional | deprecated alias for printOnly | |
single | bool, optional | garantee correct position (left, top corner) for single main printable |
bool, optional | deprecated alias for single | |
name | string, required | unique constant name (like react's key prop) |
Should wrap nested to Print nodes to ignore them.
Useful in the some complex cases. You might not need the NoPrint
.
prop | ||
---|---|---|
force | bool, optional | display: node instead of visibility: hidden |
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Powerful react component for easy printing
The npm package react-easy-print receives a total of 2,424 weekly downloads. As such, react-easy-print popularity was classified as popular.
We found that react-easy-print 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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