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react-step-range-slider
Advanced tools
Use this component like a range input with dynamic steps. Fully responsive and supports touch.
$ npm install react-step-range-slider --save
Usage:
import StepRangeSlider from 'react-step-range-slider'
const range = [
{ value: 0, step: 1 }, // acts as min value
{ value: 20, step: 5 },
{ value: 50, step: 10 },
{ value: 100, step: 50 },
{ value: 500 } // acts as max value
]
<StepRangeSlider
value={5}
range={range}
onChange={value => console.log(value)}
/>
range
: array
Configures min and max values as well as the step for each value breakpoint. Required.
value
: number
Determines the position of the drag handle. Should be divisible by the step at the appropriate value breakpoint.
defaultValue
: number
Determines initial position of the drag handle.
onChange
: function
Callback called on value change.
onChangeComplete
: function
Callback called on drag end or on click.
disabled
: bool
Prevent value change.
className
: string
Provide your own class for the outer element.
children
: any
Display whatever you want in the drag tooltip. Defaults to a tooltip.
stepDown()
Decrements the step of the slider by the specified number.
stepUp()
Increments the step of the slider by the specified number.
FAQs
A range slider input for React
The npm package react-step-range-slider receives a total of 766 weekly downloads. As such, react-step-range-slider popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-step-range-slider 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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