The react-rnd package is a React component that allows you to create resizable and draggable elements. It is highly customizable and can be used to build complex user interfaces with ease.
Draggable
This feature allows you to make any element draggable. The code sample demonstrates how to create a draggable component with default position and size.
import Rnd from 'react-rnd';
function DraggableComponent() {
return (
<Rnd
default={{ x: 0, y: 0, width: 320, height: 200 }}
>
<div style={{ border: '1px solid black', padding: '10px' }}>
Draggable Content
</div>
</Rnd>
);
}Resizable
This feature allows you to make any element resizable. The code sample demonstrates how to create a resizable component with resizing enabled on all sides and corners.
import Rnd from 'react-rnd';
function ResizableComponent() {
return (
<Rnd
default={{ x: 0, y: 0, width: 320, height: 200 }}
enableResizing={{ top: true, right: true, bottom: true, left: true, topRight: true, bottomRight: true, bottomLeft: true, topLeft: true }}
>
<div style={{ border: '1px solid black', padding: '10px' }}>
Resizable Content
</div>
</Rnd>
);
}Draggable and Resizable
This feature allows you to make any element both draggable and resizable. The code sample demonstrates how to create a component that can be dragged and resized.
import Rnd from 'react-rnd';
function DraggableResizableComponent() {
return (
<Rnd
default={{ x: 0, y: 0, width: 320, height: 200 }}
enableResizing={{ top: true, right: true, bottom: true, left: true, topRight: true, bottomRight: true, bottomLeft: true, topLeft: true }}
>
<div style={{ border: '1px solid black', padding: '10px' }}>
Draggable and Resizable Content
</div>
</Rnd>
);
}react-draggable is a package that provides draggable functionality for React components. It is simpler and more focused on dragging compared to react-rnd, which also includes resizing capabilities.
react-resizable is a package that provides resizable functionality for React components. It is more focused on resizing compared to react-rnd, which also includes dragging capabilities.
react-grid-layout is a package that provides a grid layout system with draggable and resizable widgets. It is more complex and feature-rich compared to react-rnd, offering a complete layout system.
A resizable and draggable component for React.
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npm i -S react-rnd
yarn add react-rnd
default<Rnd
default={{
x: 0,
y: 0,
width: 320,
height: 200,
}}
>
Rnd
</Rnd>
position and size<Rnd
size={{ width: this.state.width, height: this.state.height }}
position={{ x: this.state.x, y: this.state.y }}
onDragStop={(e, d) => { this.setState({ x: d.x, y: d.y }) }}
onResizeStop={(e, direction, ref, delta, position) => {
this.setState({
width: ref.style.width,
height: ref.style.height,
...position,
});
}}
>
001
</Rnd>
default: { x: number; y: number; width?: number | string; height?: number | string; };The width and height property is used to set the default size of the component.
For example, you can set 300, '300px', 50%.
If omitted, set 'auto'.
The x and y property is used to set the default position of the component.
size?: { width: (number | string), height: (number | string) };The size property is used to set size of the component.
For example, you can set 300, '300px', 50%.
Use size if you need to control size state by yourself.
position?: { x: number, y: number };The position property is used to set position of the component.
Use position if you need to control size state by yourself.
see, following example.
<Rnd
size={{ width: this.state.width, height: this.state.height }}
position={{ x: this.state.x, y: this.state.y }}
onDragStop={(e, d) => { this.setState({ x: d.x, y: d.y }) }}
onResize={(e, direction, ref, delta, position) => {
this.setState({
width: ref.offsetWidth,
height: ref.offsetHeight,
...position,
});
}}
>
001
</Rnd>
className?: string;The className property is used to set the custom className of the component.
style?: { [key: string]: string };The style property is used to set the custom style of the component.
minWidth?: number | string;The minWidth property is used to set the minimum width of the component.
For example, you can set 300, '300px', 50%.
minHeight?: number | string;The minHeight property is used to set the minimum height of the component.
For example, you can set 300, '300px', 50%.
maxWidth?: number | string;The maxWidth property is used to set the maximum width of the component.
For example, you can set 300, '300px', 50%.
maxHeight?: number | string;The maxHeight property is used to set the maximum height of the component.
For example, you can set 300, '300px', 50%.
resizeGrid?: [number, number];The resizeGrid property is used to specify the increments that resizing should snap to. Defaults to [1, 1].
dragGrid?: [number, number];The dragGrid property is used to specify the increments that moving should snap to. Defaults to [1, 1].
lockAspectRatio?: boolean | number;The lockAspectRatio property is used to lock aspect ratio.
Set to true to lock the aspect ratio based on the initial size.
Set to a numeric value to lock a specific aspect ratio (such as 16/9).
If set to numeric, make sure to set initial height/width to values with correct aspect ratio.
If omitted, set false.
lockAspectRatioExtraWidth?: number;The lockAspectRatioExtraWidth property enables a resizable component to maintain an aspect ratio plus extra width.
For instance, a video could be displayed 16:9 with a 50px side bar.
If omitted, set 0.
scale?: number;Specifies the scale of the canvas you are dragging or resizing this element on. This allows
you to, for example, get the correct drag / resize deltas while you are zoomed in or out via
a transform or matrix in the parent of this element.
If omitted, set 1.
lockAspectRatioExtraHeight?: number;The lockAspectRatioExtraHeight property enables a resizable component to maintain an aspect ratio plus extra height.
For instance, a video could be displayed 16:9 with a 50px header bar.
If omitted, set 0.
dragHandleClassName?: string;Specifies a selector to be used as the handle that initiates drag.
Example: handle.
resizeHandleStyles?: HandleStyles;The resizeHandleStyles property is used to override the style of one or more resize handles.
Only the axis you specify will have its handle style replaced.
If you specify a value for right it will completely replace the styles for the right resize handle,
but other handle will still use the default styles.
export type HandleStyles = {
bottom?: React.CSSProperties,
bottomLeft?: React.CSSProperties,
bottomRight?: React.CSSProperties,
left?: React.CSSProperties,
right?: React.CSSProperties,
top?: React.CSSProperties,
topLeft?: React.CSSProperties,
topRight?: React.CSSProperties
}
resizeHandleClasses?: HandleClasses;The resizeHandleClasses property is used to set the className of one or more resize handles.
type HandleClasses = {
bottom?: string;
bottomLeft?: string;
bottomRight?: string;
left?: string;
right?: string;
top?: string;
topLeft?: string;
topRight?: string;
}
resizeHandleComponent?: HandleCompoent;`The resizeHandleComponent allows you to pass a custom React component as the resize handle.
type HandleComponent = {
top?: React.ReactElement<any>;
right?: React.ReactElement<any>;
bottom?: React.ReactElement<any>;
left?: React.ReactElement<any>;
topRight?: React.ReactElement<any>;
bottomRight?: React.ReactElement<any>;
bottomLeft?: React.ReactElement<any>;
topLeft?: React.ReactElement<any>;
}
resizeHandleWrapperClass?: string;The resizeHandleWrapperClass property is used to set css class name of resize handle wrapper(span) element.
resizeHandleWrapperStyle?: Style;The resizeHandleWrapperStyle property is used to set css class name of resize handle wrapper(span) element.
enableResizing?: ?Enable;The enableResizing property is used to set the resizable permission of the component.
The permission of top, right, bottom, left, topRight, bottomRight, bottomLeft, topLeft direction resizing.
If omitted, all resizer are enabled.
If you want to permit only right direction resizing, set { top:false, right:true, bottom:false, left:false, topRight:false, bottomRight:false, bottomLeft:false, topLeft:false }.
export type Enable = {
bottom?: boolean;
bottomLeft?: boolean;
bottomRight?: boolean;
left?: boolean;
right?: boolean;
top?: boolean;
topLeft?: boolean;
topRight?: boolean;
} | boolean
disableDragging?: boolean;The disableDragging property disables dragging completely.
cancel?: string;The cancel property disables specifies a selector to be used to prevent drag initialization (e.g. .body).
dragAxis?: 'x' | 'y' | 'both' | 'none'The direction of allowed movement (dragging) allowed ('x','y','both','none').
bounds?: string; | ElementSpecifies movement boundaries. Accepted values:
parent restricts movement within the node's offsetParent
(nearest node with position relative or absolute)window, body, Selector like .fooClassName orElement.enableUserSelectHack?: boolean;By default, we add 'user-select:none' attributes to the document body
to prevent ugly text selection during drag. If this is causing problems
for your app, set this to false.
scale?: number;Specifies the scale of the canvas your are resizing and dragging this element on. This allows
you to, for example, get the correct resize and drag deltas while you are zoomed in or out via
a transform or matrix in the parent of this element.
If omitted, set 1.
onResizeStart?: RndResizeStartCallback;RndResizeStartCallback type is below.
export type RndResizeStartCallback = (
e: SyntheticMouseEvent<HTMLDivElement> | SyntheticTouchEvent<HTMLDivElement>,
dir: ResizeDirection,
refToElement: React.ElementRef<'div'>,
) => void;
Calls when resizable component resize start.
onResize?: RndResizeCallback;RndResizeCallback type is below.
export type RndResizeCallback = (
e: MouseEvent | TouchEvent,
dir: ResizeDirection,
refToElement: React.ElementRef<'div'>,
delta: ResizableDelta,
position: Position,
) => void;
Calls when resizable component resizing.
onResizeStop?: RndResizeCallback;RndResizeCallback type is below.
export type RndResizeCallback = (
e: MouseEvent | TouchEvent,
dir: ResizeDirection,
refToElement: React.ElementRef<'div'>,
delta: ResizableDelta,
position: Position,
) => void;
Calls when resizable component resize stop.
onDragStart: DraggableEventHandler;Callback called on dragging start.
type DraggableData = {
node: HTMLElement,
x: number,
y: number,
deltaX: number, deltaY: number,
lastX: number, lastY: number
};
type DraggableEventHandler = (
e: SyntheticMouseEvent | SyntheticTouchEvent, data: DraggableData,
) => void | false;
onDrag: DraggableEventHandler;onDrag called with the following parameters:
type DraggableData = {
node: HTMLElement,
x: number,
y: number,
deltaX: number, deltaY: number,
lastX: number, lastY: number
};
type DraggableEventHandler = (
e: SyntheticMouseEvent | SyntheticTouchEvent, data: DraggableData,
) => void | false;
onDragStop: DraggableEventHandler;onDragStop called on dragging stop.
type DraggableData = {
node: HTMLElement,
x: number,
y: number,
deltaX: number, deltaY: number,
lastX: number, lastY: number
};
type DraggableEventHandler = (
e: SyntheticMouseEvent | SyntheticTouchEvent, data: DraggableData,
) => void | false;
updateSize(size: { width: string | number, height: string | number })Update component size.
For example, you can set 300, '300px', 50%.
class YourComponent extends Component {
...
update() {
this.rnd.updateSize({ width: 200, height: 300 });
}
render() {
return (
<Rnd ref={c => { this.rnd = c; }} ...rest >
example
</Rnd>
);
}
...
}
updatePosition({ x: number, y: number }): voidUpdate component position.
grid bounds props is ignored, when this method called.
class YourComponent extends Component {
...
update() {
this.rnd.updatePosition({ x: 200, y: 300 });
}
render() {
return (
<Rnd ref={c => { this.rnd = c; }} ...rest >
example
</Rnd>
);
}
...
}
allowAnyClick?: booleanIf set to true, will allow dragging on non left-button clicks.
npm t
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re-resizable to 6.10.3re-resizable to 6.10.0Fixes $945, When using vite and resizing from other than right and bottom - the element is shaking weirdly.
Upgrade re-resizable to 6.9.17
Fixes #942, define callback refs inline to work with latest versions of Next.js / React.
re-resizable to 6.9.14maxHeight does not work with % #914re-resizable to 6.9.11react-draggable to 4.4.6onDrag #910re-resizable to 6.9.6re-resizable to 6.9.2react-draggable to v4.4.4re-resizable to 6.9.1px, reize dowes not work. #739react-draggable to v4.4.3allowAnyClick props.nodeRef props.react-draggable to v4.2.0 #690react-draggable to v4.3.1re-resizable to v6.3.2onMouseUp callback.React.pureComponentre-resizablev5scale props to index.js.flow.scale props. #482default export to export #405bounds is ignored when lock aspect ratio set.body to bounds props.window. you can check here.<Rnd onMouseDown={...} />dragHandleClassName automatically, Please pass string (i.e handle.extendsProps. Please add extends props directly. i.e) <Rnd data-foo="42" />z props. Please add zIndex via style props. i.e) <Rnd style={{ zIndex: 9 }} />re-resizable to fix percentage size and bare behavior.typescript instead of flowype.<div />, isMounted state and setParentPosition().props,children to dummy <div> to render children in first.fix: isMounted and (!this.state.isMounted) return <div /> line #356
enableUserSelectHack?: boolean;.extendProps is not passed correctly.bounds is not work correctly. (#162)size.position.default instead of x, y, width, height.resizeHandleWrapperClass and resizeHandleWrapperStyle.default and add x, y, width, height.dragHandlersXXXX and resizeHandlersXXXX props to dragHandleXXXX and resizeHandleXXXX.normal to cursor style when dragHandlerClassName is not empty.relative when component will update.top: 0, left: 0.relative when parent position equals static.react-draggable v3, flow-bin v0.53, and other...)z props is not applied to state.extendsProps. #129disableDragging props.updateZIndex.updateSize.react-draggable.updateZIndex, method to updated component zIndex state.react-rnd.canUpdatePositionByParent property.canUpdateSizeByParent property.initiAsResizing property.x, y, width and height property to initial.updateSize, updatePosition, method to updated conponent state.lockAspectRatio property to lock aspect ratio when resizing.canUpdatePositionByParent property.grid props to snap grid. (thanks @paulyoung)canUpdateSizeByParent props #38requireThe MIT License (MIT)
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