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react-reorder-list

A simple react component that facilitates the reordering of JSX/HTML elements through drag-and-drop functionality, allowing for easy position changes.

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react-reorder-list

A simple react component that facilitates the reordering of JSX/HTML elements through drag-and-drop functionality, allowing for easy position changes.

Features

  • Reorders list of elements using drag and drop.
  • Easy to use
  • Smooth transition using animation.
  • Listen to children updates. See listen to children updates
  • Handles nested lists easily. See nested list usage

Installation

To install react-reorder-list

  # with npm:
  npm install react-reorder-list --save

  # with yarn:
  yarn add react-reorder-list

  # with pnpm:
  pnpm add react-reorder-list

  # with bun:
  bun add react-reorder-list

Usage

react-reorder-list default exports <ReorderList> component which encapsulates all the list items as its children.

Items in this list can be reordered by simply dragging an item and dropping it in place of another item.

Basic Usage

Each <div> component inside <ReorderList> can now be drag-and-dropped to another <div> to reorder them.

import React from 'react'
import ReorderList from 'react-reorder-list'

export default function App() {
    return <ReorderList>
        {[0, 1, 2, 3, 4].map(i => {
            {/* Having a unique key is important */}
            return <div key={i}>Item {i}</div>
        })}
    </ReorderList>
}
Usage with ReorderIcon

The dragging behavior can be changed using the useOnlyIconToDrag prop of <ReorderList> component.

If set to true, an item can be dragged only using the <ReorderIcon> present inside the item.

If set to false, an item can be dragged by clicking anywhere inside the item.

import React from 'react'
import ReorderList, { ReorderIcon } from 'react-reorder-list'

export default function App() {
    return <ReorderList useOnlyIconToDrag={true}>
        {[0, 1, 2, 3, 4].map(i => {
            return <div key={i}>
                <ReorderIcon /> {/* Default icon */}
                <ReorderIcon>
                    {/* Custom icon/component */}
                </Reordericon>
                <span>{i}</span>
            </div>
        })}
    </ReorderList>
}
Listen to Children Updates

<ReorderList> can listen to updates to it's children components using the watchChildrenUpdates prop as shown below.

If set to true, updates to children like state changes, additions/omissions of children components will reflect in real time. Note that if an item is being dragged and an update occurs at the moment, that item will be placed at respective location and onPositionChange will be called to prevent any inconsistency.

If set to false, any updates made in children component except reordering won't reflect.

import React, { useState } from 'react'
import ReorderList from 'react-reorder-list'

export default function App() {
    const [array, setArray] = useState([0, 1, 2, 3, 4])

    function setNewArray() {
        setArray(prev => {
            const array = []
            prev.forEach(_ => {
                do {
                    var item = Math.floor(Math.random() * 9)
                } while (array.includes(item))
                array.push(item)
            })
            return array
        })
    }

    return <div>
        <ReorderList watchChildrenUpdates={true} animationDuration={200}>
            {array.map(i => <div key={i}>Item {i}</div>)}
        </ReorderList>
        <button onClick={setNewArray}>Click me</button>
    </div>
}
Nested List Usage
import React from 'react'
import ReorderList, { ReorderIcon } from 'react-reorder-list'

export default function App() {
    return <ReorderList>
        {[0, 1, 2].map(i => {
            return <div key={i}>
                <ReorderIcon />
                <span>{'Parent' + i}</span>
                <ReorderList useOnlyIconToDrag={true}>
                    {[0, 1, 2].map(j => {
                        return <div key={j} style={{ paddingLeft: '16px' }}>
                            <ReorderIcon />
                            <span>{'Child' + i + j}</span>
                        </div>
                    })}
                </ReorderList>
            </div>
        })}
    </ReorderList>
}

ReorderList Component API Reference

Here is the full API for the <ReorderList> component, these properties can be set on an instance of ReorderList:

ParameterTypeRequiredDefaultDescription
useOnlyIconToDragBooleanNofalseSee usage with ReorderIcon
selectedItemOpacityNumber (0 to 1)No0.5This determines the opacity of the item being dragged, until released.
animationDurationNumberNo400The duration (in ms) of swapping animation between items. If set to 0, animation will be disabled.
watchChildrenUpdatesBooleanNofalseEnable this to listen to any updates in children of <ReorderList> and update the state accordingly. See listen to children updates
onPositionChangePositionChangeHandlerNo-Function to be executed on item position change.
disabledBooleanNofalseWhen set to true, <ReorderList> will work as a plain div with no functionality.
propsReact.DetailedHTMLPropsNo-Props to customize the <ReorderList> component.

Types

PositionChangeHandler
import { ReactNode } from 'react';
type RevertHandler = () => void
type PositionChangeParams = { 
    start?: number // Index of the item being dragged
    end?: number // Index of the item being displaced by the starting item
    oldItems?: ReactNode[] // Array of children before reordering
    newItems?: ReactNode[] // Array of children after reordering
    revert: RevertHandler // A fallback handler to revert the reordering
}
type PositionChangeHandler = (params?: PositionChangeParams) => void

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Sahil Aggarwal

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Package last updated on 25 Jan 2024

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