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react-smooth-marquee

Another implementation of a marquee tag in React, designed to avoid stuttering issues

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react-smooth-marquee

A simple marquee component for ReactJS using requestAnimationFrame

See a demonstration here (source is in demo.html).

Installation

npm install react-smooth-marquee --save

Importing

ES6:

import Marquee from "react-smooth-marquee"

ES5 with require (e.g. using webpack):

var Marquee = require("react-smooth-marquee")

Usage

The component is pretty simple at present (although I expect it will accumulate additional properties in later versions...):

<Marquee>Content goes here </Marquee>

There is one optional property, velocity, which sets the movement velocity (in CSS pixels per millisecond). It defaults to 0.12, which seems a reasonably sensible value for most applications.

The component expects two CSS classes to be defined, but does not include any definitions itself (in order to allow for highest flexibility). These are:

.Marquee

This sets styles on the container, i.e. the outer element whose position remains static. It should usually have display: block (although as a <div> element is used this is the default) and for correct function must have overflow-x: hidden.

.MarqueeContent

This sets styles on the child that is moved within the container. In order to allow correct calculation of when the element is moved from the left hand edge of the display back to the right, it should usually be set up either with display: block and an explicit width, or with display: inline-block so that width can be calculated from its contents.

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Package last updated on 12 Oct 2017

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