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
Instalation
Using NPM
npm install --save react-masonry-infinite
Using yarn
yarn add react-masonry-infinite
Basic example
import MasonryInfiniteScroller from 'react-masonry-infinite';
...
<MasonryInfiniteScroller
hasMore={this.state.hasMore}
loadMore={() => this.setState({ elements: this.state.elements.push("Element") })}
>
{
this.state.elements.map(id =>
<div key={id} />
)
}
</MasonryInfiniteScroller>
...
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 Boolean indicating that the grid items should be positioned using the top and left CSS properties. |
| style | Object | {} | The inline style |
And other React Infinite Scroller props.
Methods
| Method | Description |
|---|
| forcePack | Packs Bricks.js instance (usefull when data is dynamic) |
| forceUpdate | Updates Bricks.js instance |
| createNewInstance | Recreates Bricks.js instance. E.g. when you need to dynamically handle amount of columns. |
License
MIT
