react-navbar-scroll-spy

react-navbar-scroll-spy

react-navbar-scroll-spy is a tiny react lib to help you create navigation bars, highlighting the currently active navbar item based on scroll position.

Installation

Open a Terminal in your project's folder and run:

npm install react-navbar-scroll-spy

or

yarn add react-navbar-scroll-spy

API

NavBarScrollSpy - A responsive navigation header.

import { NavBarScrollSpy} from 'react-navbar-scroll-spy';

name	type	default	description
variant	String	N/A	The general visual variant a the Navbar. Choose from variant="light" for use with light background colors, or variant="dark" for dark background colors. Then, customize with the bg prop or any custom css!
bg	String	N/A	Additional visual variant for the Navbar. Choose from bg="light" for use with light background colors, or bg="dark" for dark background colors. Pairs nicely with the variant prop.
items	Array: [{id:..,item:..}...]	N/A	Items displayed in NavBar by unique id and item property. Id is used for highlighting the item in NavBar based on current scrolling position. Item is the label displayed in Navbar. Example: [{id:'about', item:'About'},{id:'gallery', item:'Gallery'},{id:'giftGuide', item:'Gift Guide'}]

ItemScrollSpy - Connect Region on your page with NavBar Items.

import {ItemScrollSpy} from 'react-navbar-scroll-spy';

name	type	default	description
scrollSpyId	String	N/A	One of id's defined in NavBarScrollSpy items like: scrollSpyId='about'. Used used for highlighting the item in NavBar based on current scrolling position.
paddingTop	Integer	0	Additional property used to adjust the item highlighting position for a region of the Page. Can be positive or negative: like paddingTop={-150}
paddingBottom	Integer	0	Additional property used to adjust the item highlighting position for a region of the Page. Can be positive or negative: like paddingBottom={-150}

Example

Define your NavBar items and wrap your page components which should be linked via NavBarScrollSpy.

const App = () => {
  /*   Define your NavBar items */
  let items = [
                {id:'about', item:'About'},
                {id:'gallery', item:'Gallery'},
                {id:'giftGuide', item:'Gift Guide'}
              ];
  return (
    <div>
      <NavBarScrollSpy bg="dark" variant="dark" items={items}>
        /*   wrap your page components which should be linked via NavBarScrollSpy */
        <About  />
        <Gallery/>
        <GiftGuide/>
      </NavBarScrollSpy>
    </div>
  )
  };

Flag the React component or position on your Page to which NavBarScrollSpy should be linked. When this ItemScrollSpy is visible in the viewport the corresponding NavBar Item with id == scrollSpyId will get highlighted.

function Gallery(props) {
 ...
    return (
      <div>
        <ItemScrollSpy  scrollSpyId='gallery'>

          ...

        </ItemScrollSpy>
      </div>
    )
}

License

MIT © Tomasz Porst