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super-image
Advanced tools
React component that render
<img>
with nicer interface
$ npm install --save super-image
This package use Object.assign()
, so you may need to polyfill via object.assign
.
<SuperImage
src="image.png"
width="160"
height="90"
alt="super-image"
fit="contain"
/>
<picture>
elementSet sources
property.
<SuperImage
src="image.png"
sources={[{
srcSet : 'image.webp',
type : 'image/webp'
}]}
width="160"
height="90"
alt="super-image"
fit="contain"
/>
object-fit
fallbackSet fitFallback
property true
.
<SuperImage
fitFallback
src="image.png"
width="160"
height="90"
alt="super-image"
fit="contain"
/>
Property | Type | Description | Default value | Required |
---|---|---|---|---|
src | String | Image url | - | Yes |
sources | Array | Sets of <source> attributes: srcSet , sizes , media and type | [] | No |
width | DOMString | Image width | - | No |
height | DOMString | Image height | - | No |
alt | String | Alternative text for <img> | "" | No |
role | String | WAI-ARIA for <img> | - | No |
className | String | className property for component | "" | No |
flexible | Boolean | Make component fluid | false | No |
fit | String | CSS object-fit property for <img> (contain or cover ) | - | No |
fitFallback | Boolean | Force component to use background-image | false | No |
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React component that render `` with nicer interface
The npm package super-image receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, super-image popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that super-image demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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