React-Fit
A component that aligns its child relatively to its parent while being aware where it may and may not fit.
tl;dr
Getting started
Compatibility
Your project needs to use React 15.5 or later.
A bug in React 16.5.x causes React-Fit to crash on browsers not supporting display: contents
. While React-Fit will continue to work on React 16.5.x, it's highly recommended that you either upgrade to ^16.6.0 or downgrade to <=16.4.2.
How does it work?
- By default, the element provided to
<Fit />
as a child is displayed below its parent, aligned to the left. - If the element can't fit in this position and collides with bottom and/or right border of the window,
<Fit />
checks if there's more space for the element on the other side(s) of the axis/axes the collision(s) has been detected on. If so, the element is moved above its parent and/or aligned to the right, depending on collision axis. - If the element still can't fit where it's placed,
<Fit />
decreases element's size. If min-width
/min-height
are provided, they will be respected.
Positioning the element
Vertical axis (default)
By default, the element is displayed below its parent, aligned to the left of its parent.
┌────────────┐
│ Parent │
├────────────┴────────────┐
│ │
│ Child │
│ │
└─────────────────────────┘
- To display the element above: provide
invertAxis
flag. - To align the element to the right: provide
invertSecondaryAxis
flag.
Horizontal axis (mainAxis="x"
)
By providing mainAxis="x"
to <Fit />
, the element is displayed on the right of its parent, aligned to the top of its parent.
┌────────────┬─────────────────────────┐
│ Parent │ │
└────────────┤ Child │
│ │
└─────────────────────────┘
- To display the element on the left: provide
invertAxis
flag. - To align the element to the bottom: provide
invertSecondaryAxis
flag.
License
The MIT License.
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