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react-virtualized-image-measurer

Image Preloader for React & React Virtualized

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Image Preloader for React & React Virtualized

Installation

$ npm install react-virtualized-image-measurer --save-dev

Live Demo

https://codesandbox.io/s/7y66p25qv6

Usage

Component accepts an array of items, tries to extract an image from each item using image callback prop, then loads the image, measures it and provides the outcome to children render-prop.

const list = [
    {
        image: 'http://...',
        title: 'Foo'      
    }
    //...more
];

export default () => (
    <ImageMeasurer
        items={list}
        image={item => item.image}
        defaultHeight={100}
        defaultWidth={100}
    >
        {({itemsWithSizes, sizes}) => (
            // itemsWithSizes = [{item: listItem, size: {width: x, height: x}]
            // sizes = {'src': {width: x, height: x}}
            <MasonryComponent itemsWithSizes={itemsWithSizes}/>
        )}
    </ImageMeasurer>
);

Error Handling

You can return custom width and height from onError callback prop. If nothing was returned defaultWidth and defaultHeight will be used.

export default () => (
    <ImageMeasurer
        onError={(event, item, src) => {
            console.error('Cannot load image', src, 'for item', item, 'event', event);
            return {width: 100, height: 100};
        }}
    >...</ImageMeasurer>
);

Keys

You can supply a custom key extractor callback prop in case you have duplicates in your array:

export default () => (
    <ImageMeasurer
        keyGetter={(item, index) => item.id}
    >...</ImageMeasurer>
);

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Package last updated on 16 May 2018

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