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react-glide

A lightweight, multi-purpose carousel component for React.

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demo

Installation

$ npm install react-glide

Usage

Import the module at the top of your component page:

import { Glide } from 'react-glide';
import 'react-glide/lib/reactGlide.css'

Glide functions as a wrapper and can be passed any type of element. See example folder:

<Glide height={500} width={500}>
  <img src='http:/path/to/image/url' />
  <img src='http:/path/to/image/url2' />
  <img src='http:/path/to/image1/url3' />
</Glide>

Options

Types

interface GlideProps {
  autoPlay?: boolean;
  autoPlaySpeed?: number;
  dots?: boolean;
  height?: number;
  infinite?: boolean;
  width: number;
  onSlideChange?: () => void;
}

Props Description

option type description default required
width integer the width of the carousel container. none Yes
height integer the height of the carousel container. none No
autoPlay bool enables or disables autoPlay feature. false No
autoPlaySpeed integer the rate of change between slides, defined in ms. 2000 No
infinite bool carousel will loop infinitely true No
dots bool dot navigation & pagination true No
onSlideChange func a function that will fire when the slide changes none No

Styles

Default Styles

To use the default styles, import the CSS from react-glide at the top of your file:

import 'react-glide/lib/reactGlide.css';

Overriding Default Styles

in order to fit the design of your project, you can override the default styles by using the class names below in your projects own stylesheet:

element class name
containers .glide--container
.glide--item
.glide--item.current
buttons .glide--next-btn
.glide--prev-btn
dots .glide--dots
.glide--dots-active
.glide--dots-inactive

Development

Install dependencies:

$ npm install

Run the example app at http://localhost:3000:

$ npm start

Run tests in watch mode:

$ npm run test

Execute a single run of tests:

$ npm run test:once

License

MIT

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