react-snuggle

Lightweight React component to create css-based masonry-like layouts.
Snuggle all your components really tight 🛌

Demo

Like a loving couple snuggling in bed, react-snuggle basically tries to make everything very intimate and comfortable by filling every space available (using CSS grid and a bit of javascript).

Features

• 🤟 Responsive: It works on all size screens;
• 🤙 Customizable: Easily change how your elements should snuggle;
• 🤝 Use your favorite library: CSS-in-JS, css modules, plain css, whatever. Feel free to use whatever you want;
• 💪 Performance: Responsive solution based only in CSS (without any JS Event Listener).

Install:

yarn add react-snuggle

Usage:

import Snuggle from 'react-snuggle'

const List = () => (
  <Snuggle>
    <div>Item</div>
    <div>Item</div>
    ...
  </Snuggle>
)

Options

Name	Type	Default
item	React.Element	<div />
container	React.Element	<div />
rowGap	Number	10
columnWidth	Number	250

Methods

resize Recalculate all spaces available and snuggle each element z its space, it is helpful for lazing loading, resize listeners, and loading images.

Example:

const Component = () => {
  const snuggleRef = useRef()

  const onLoad = () => {
    if (snuggleRef.current) {
      snuggleRef.current.resize()
    }
  }

  return (
    <Snuggle ref={snuggleRef}>
      <img src="example.jpg" onLoad={onLoad} />
    </Snuggle>
  )
}

Todo

• Span options (element fill two columns or more);
• Filter elements;
• Missing tests;
• ...

License

MIT

Kudos

@andybarefoot Masonry style layout with CSS Grid

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