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react-intersection-observer-hook

This is a small React hooks package to use [Insersection Observer](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Intersection_Observer_API) declaratively. By using these hooks, you can easily track if a component is visible or not, create lazy loading

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react-intersection-observer-hook

This is a small React hooks package to use Insersection Observer declaratively. By using these hooks, you can easily track if a component is visible or not, create lazy loading images, trigger animations on entering or leaving the screen etc.

This package is written in TypeScript (all thanks to TSDX). So, you can use it in your TypeScript projects too.

Live demo is here.

You can check the browser compatibility from here.

If you want to support the browsers those are not supporting it natively, you can use this polyfill.

Installation

npm install react-intersection-observer-hook

Usage

Here is a simple code to use the hook. Just pass the ref callback to the component that you want to track its visibility. You can find a more complete code in the example folder.

import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import { useIntersectionObserver } from 'react-intersection-observer-hook';
// ...

function Example() {
  const [ref, { entry }] = useIntersectionObserver();
  const isVisible = entry && entry.isIntersecting;
  
  useEffect(() => {
    console.log(`The component is ${isVisible ? "visible" : "not visible"}.`)
  },[isVisible])

  return (
    <SomeComponentToTrack ref={ref} />
  );
};

or if you just want to track visibility, you can use useTrackVisibility hook like this;

import React, { useEffect } from 'react';
import { useTrackVisibility } from 'react-intersection-observer-hook';
// ...

function Example() {
  const [ref, { isVisible }] = useTrackVisibility();
  
  useEffect(() => {
    console.log(`The component is ${isVisible ? "visible" : "not visible"}.`)
  },[isVisible])

  return (
    <SomeComponentToTrack ref={ref} />
  );
};

Props

Both useIntersectionObserver and useTrackVisibility gets the same props. And those are;

  • root: The viewport element to check the visibility of the given target with the ref callback. The default value is the browser viewport.
  • rootMargin: Indicates the margin value around the root element. Default value is zero for all directions (top, right, bottom and left).
  • threshold: Threshold value (or values) to trigger the observer.

For more info, you can check here and here.

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Package last updated on 14 Jan 2020

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