react-imagezoomable

Install

    npm install react-imagezoomable

Demo

You can find a good example on stoneisland30 You can find my storybook on https://multivoltage.github.io/react-imagezoomable/

Usage

    import { ImageZoomable } from 'react-imagezoomable'
    
    // options not required
    const options = {
      preloadHDtime: false,
      placeHolderInside: true,
      iconZoomInEnable: true,
      percBigger: 25,
    }
	const fullImgAttr  = {
		srcSet: `ball.jpg 320w, ballBig.jpg 480w`,
		sizes: `(max-width: 320px) 280px, (max-width: 480px) 440px, 800px`,
		src: `ball.jpg`,
		alt: `this is cool`,
		// you can put other attributes...
	}
    
    <ImageZoomable imageAttr={fullImgAttr}>
        <img src="ball.jpg" sizes="(max-width: 320px) 280px" src-set="ball.jpg 320w"/>
    </ImageZoomable>

Options

preloadHDtime default = 0 It defines how much time in millisecond the component will wait before load a not visible version of full screen image. This can be useful is site host a large images (some megabytes), because probably when user click on the image, the full version is already loaded and user will not wait 10 second to download the image (thanks to cache)

placeHolderInside default is false it defines if the colored loading will be inside the small image or cover the full screen window storybook-example

renderCustomPlaceholder undefined if this function is provided, the component will render a custom placeholder instead the original colored loading storybook-example

iconZoomInEnable default is false it defines if at the top-right corner of small image a zoom-in icon will be draw storybook-example

percBigger default is 10 storybook-example

debug default = false if true you can see a red line in full screen image. This is useful for development

New Version 1.0.0 (Breacking-changes)

• now <ImageZoomable> is only a wrapper around basic <img> tag
• user can use srcset and sizes both for small image and fullscreen image
• preloadHDtime prop introduced
• placeHolderInside prop introduced
• iconZoomInEnable prop introduces

New Versions 0.3.0

• now imageHd sizes are calculated at runtime, and user can use this library without know the source image -> FINALLY :)

New Versions 0.2.1

• fix fadeInMillis props

New Versions 0.2.0

• add percBigger and fadeInMillis props
• NOW WORK ALSO IN TOUCH SCREEN DEVICE

Warning

if you have installed this library version under 0.3.0, you have to specify hqWidth and hqHeight like this:

• hqWidth={1200} hdHeight={900}