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npm install hijup-react-masonry-infinite

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8.9.3

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5.5.1 Score

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CSS (32.38%)

HTML (16.43%)

Developer

hijup

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MIT License

26 Commits

14 Watchers

2 Branches

Updated on Sep 02, 2016

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Package Meta Information

Latest Version

1.2.0

Package Id

hijup-react-masonry-infinite@1.2.0

Size

12.07 kB

NPM Version

5.5.1

Node Version

8.9.3

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Dependencies

3

bricks.js prop-types react-infinite-scroller

Peer Dependencies

2

react react-dom

Dev Dependencies

12

babel-cli babel-core babel-eslint babel-plugin-transform-decorators-legacy babel-preset-es2015 babel-preset-react babel-preset-stage-0 eslint eslint-plugin-react react react-dom rimraf

React Masonry Infinite

Very simple React.js component for masonry grid. Based on Bricks.js, React Infinite Scroller and React Masonry Layout.

Component is mostly suitable for static data, but can be used with dynamic with instance methods.

Demo

Demo page

Features

Masonry layout
Perfomance of Bricks.js (Bricks.js homepage)
Infinite scroll from a box

Instalation

Using NPM

1  npm install --save react-masonry-infinite

Using yarn

1  yarn add react-masonry-infinite

Basic example

1import MasonryInfiniteScroller from 'react-masonry-infinite';
2
3...
4<MasonryInfiniteScroller hasMore={this.state.hasMore} loadMore={() => this.setState({ elements: this.state.elements.push("Element") })}>
5    {
6        this.state.elements.map((el, index) =>
7            <div key={index}/>
8        )
9    }
10</MasonryInfiniteScroller>
11...

Props

Props	Type	Default	Description
className	String	`''`	CSS className for root element
pack	Boolean	`false`	Flag to force pack on every update
packed	String	`data-packed`	An attribute added to the grid items after they're positioned within the grid. If the attribute is not prefixed with `data-`, it will be added. See Bricks.js
sizes	Array	`[{ columns: 1, gutter: 20 }, { mq: '768px', columns: 2, gutter: 20 }, { mq: '1024px', columns: 3, gutter: 20 }]`	An array of objects describing the grid's properties at different breakpoints. When defining your sizes, note the rules of Bricks.js
position	Boolean	`true`	A Booleanean indicating that the grid items should be positioned using the `top` and `left` CSS properties.
style	Object	`{}`	The inline style
pageStart	Number	`0`	The page number corresponding to the initial `items`, defaults to `0` which means that for the first loading, loadMore will be called with `1`
loadMore	Function	`(pageToLoad) => {}`	This function is called when the user scrolls down and we need to load items
hasMore	Boolean	`true`	Booleanean stating whether there are more items to be loaded. Event listeners are removed if `false`
loader	DOMNode	`null`	Loader element to be displayed while loading items
threshold	Number	`250`	The distance between the bottom of the page and the bottom of the window's viewport that triggers the loading of new items
useWindow	DOMNode	`null`	Booleanean stating whether to add listeners to the window, or else, the DOMNode
element	String	`div`	Element type of infinite scroll container

Methods

Method	Description
forcePack	Packs Bricks.js instance (usefull when data is dynamic)
forceUpdate	Updates Bricks.js instance

License

MIT

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