react-img-carousel

react-img-carousel

This component renders a carousel with support for lazy loading, autoplay, infinite scrolling, touch events and more.

Usage:

Render a carousel instance passing the necessary props (Note: In order to load the required CSS file with the below syntax, you will need to use some kind of module loader/bundler like Webpack or Browserify):

import React from 'react';
import { render } from 'react-dom';
import { Carousel } from 'react-carousel';

require('react-carousel/lib/carousel.css');

render(
  <Carousel viewportWidth="400px" cellPadding={ 5 }>
    <img src='https://placekitten.com/200/300'/>
    <img src='https://placekitten.com/300/300'/>
    <img src='https://placekitten.com/400/300'/>
  </Carousel>,
  document.body
);

Running test page:

Clone the repository, run npm i and then run npm start and point your browser to localhost:8080/webpack-dev-server/

Available props:

initialSlide

React.PropTypes.number

Determines the first visible slide when the carousel loads, defaults to 0.

width

React.PropTypes.string

Determines the width of the outermost carousel div. Defaults to 100%.

height

React.PropTypes.string

Determines the height of the outermost carousel div. Defaults to auto.

viewportWidth

React.PropTypes.string

Determines the width of the viewport which will show the images. If you don't want the previous/next images to be visible, this width should match the slideWidth prop or the width of the child images. Defaults to 100%.

viewportHeight

React.PropTypes.string

Determines the height of the viewport which will show the images. Defaults to auto.

className

React.PropTypes.string

Optional class which will be added to the carousel class.

dots

React.PropTypes.bool

If false, the dots below the carousel will not be rendered.

arrows

React.PropTypes.bool

If false, the arrow buttons will not be rendered.

infinite

React.PropTypes.bool

If true, clicking next/previous when at the end/beginning of the slideshow will wrap around.

lazyLoad

React.PropTypes.bool

If false, the carousel will render all children at mount time and will not attempt to lazy load images. Note that lazy loading will only work if the slides are img tags or if both slideWidth and slideHeight are specified.

imagesToPrefetch

React.PropTypes.number

If lazyLoad is set to true, this value will be used to determine how many images to fetch at mount time. Defaults to 5.

cellPadding

React.PropTypes.number

Number of pixels to render between slides.

slideWidth

React.PropTypes.string

Used to specify a fixed width for all slides. Without specifying this, slides will simply be the width of their content.

slideHeight

React.PropTypes.string

Used to specify a fixed height for all slides. Without specifying this, slides will simply be the height of their content.

beforeChange

React.PropTypes.func

Optional callback which will be invoked before a slide change occurs. Should have method signature function(newIndex, prevIndex)

afterChange

React.PropTypes.func

Optional callback which will be invoked after a slide change occurs. Should have method signature function(newIndex)

style

React.PropTypes.shape({
  container: PropTypes.object,
  containerInner: PropTypes.object,
  viewport: PropTypes.object,
  track: PropTypes.object,
  slide: PropTypes.object,
  selectedSlide: PropTypes.object
})

If your app is using inline styles, you can use this property to specify inline styling for the individual carousel elements. The properties correspond to the DOM elements with class names carousel, carousel-container-inner, carousel-viewport, carousel-track, carousel-slide, and carousel-slide-selected respectively. If both slide and selectedSlide are specified, both will be applied with the latter overriding the former.

Example:

<Carousel
  ...
  style={{
    slide: {
      opacity: 0.2
    },
    selectedSlide: {
      opacity: 1
    }
  }}
>
...
</Carousel>

transition

React.PropTypes.oneOf(['fade', 'slide'])

The type of transition to use between slides, defaults to slide.

transitionDuration

React.PropTypes.oneOfType([React.PropTypes.number, React.PropTypes.string])

Time for the transition effect between slides, defaults to 500. If a number is specified, it indicates the number of milliseconds. Strings are parsed using ms.

clickToNavigate

React.PropTypes.bool

Controls whether or not clicking slides other than the currently selected one should navigate to the clicked slide. Defaults to true.

autoplay

React.PropTypes.bool

If true, the slideshow will automatically advance.

autoplaySpeed

React.PropTypes.oneOfType([React.PropTypes.number, React.PropTypes.string])

Time to wait before advancing to the next slide when autoplay is true. Defaults to 4000. If a number is specified, it indicates the number of milliseconds. Strings are parsed using ms.

draggable

React.PropTypes.bool

Controls whether mouse/touch swiping is enabled, defaults to true.

pauseOnHover

React.PropTypes.bool

Controls whether autoplay will pause when the user hovers the mouse cursor over the image, defaults to true.

controls

React.PropTypes.arrayOf(React.PropTypes.shape({
  component: React.PropTypes.func.isRequired,
  props: React.PropTypes.object,
  position: PropTypes.oneOf(['top', 'bottom'])
}))

Optional array of controls to be rendered in the carousel container. Each control's component property should be a React component constructor, and will be passed callback props nextSlide, prevSlide and goToSlide for controlling navigation, and numSlides, selectedIndex and infinite for rendering the state of the carousel.

Tests:

npm install && npm test