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react-radial-render
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React 16.8.1
This component has been simplified in version 2.0.0-alpha. The only required prop is r and the components are passed as children.
npm i react-radial-render
Import the RadialRender component:
import RadialRender from "react-radial-render";
Wrap the components you would like to render in a circle with the RadialRender component.
Pass prop r as the radius
<RadialRender r={70}>
<CircleBnt>1</CircleBnt>
<CircleBnt>2</CircleBnt>
<CircleBnt>3</CircleBnt>
<CircleBnt>4</CircleBnt>
<CircleBnt>5</CircleBnt>
<CircleBnt>6</CircleBnt>
<CircleBnt>7</CircleBnt>
<CircleBnt>8</CircleBnt>
</RadialRender>
Components will render clockwise starting from the top right
The components will be rendered along the radius at the center point of each component.
r: PropTypes.number.isRequired
The radius to render all components in a circle. Components will be rendered at their centerpoint along the radius.
FAQs
Render React components in a circle
We found that react-radial-render demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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