resizable-panes-react-testing
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A simple library for resizing elements in the browser
This library is highly customizable and can be used in various applications where flexible layout management is required.
Smooth Resizing: Enjoy smooth and fast pane resizing without performance issues.
No Unnecessary Rerenders: Child components in the panes won't rerender during resizing, ensuring a seamless experience.
Show and Hide Panes: Easily show and hide panes, considering the minimum and maximum size constraints of other panes.
Custom Resizers: Customize resizer handles to match your app's design.
Unique Resizers: Single Resizer handle can push and pull n number of Panes in forward and backword direction.
Responsive: In ratio mode, It adjusts pane sizes responsively to fit in available space, making it perfect for dynamic layouts.
Auto-Save Sizes: Pane size and visibility are automatically saved in the browser's memory for consistent layouts across sessions.
Cypress Recoreded tests are available here
Author: Vimal Sharma (Freelancer).
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A simple library for resizing elements in the browser
The npm package resizable-panes-react-testing receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, resizable-panes-react-testing popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that resizable-panes-react-testing demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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