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A simple React slider component for inputting a numeric value within a range.

React Slider

Documentation

react-simple-range

** NOT CURRENTLY MAINTAINED, don't use this in production **

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A simple React slider component for inputting a number value within a range.

Examples

Install

npm install react-simple-range --save

Usage

Import React and this component using your chosen module bundler:

import React from 'react'; import ReactDOM from 'react-dom'; import ReactSimpleRange from 'react-simple-range'; const rootElement = document.getElementById('app');  ReactDOM.render(<ReactSimpleRange />, rootElement); 

Props

Name Type Default Description
min number 0 Minimum slider value
max number 100 Maximum slider value
step number 1 Number inc/decremented when slider value is changed. The range of the slider (max - min) should be evenly divisible by this
id string null Identifier that is passed to the onChange handler (see below)
onChange function NOOP Function to be called when the slider value changes - your slider will have no effect without this! See below for more information
onChangeComplete function NOOP Function to be called on mouseup or touchend, sends the same values as the onChange handler, the only difference is they get sent when the interaction has ended
value number props.defaultValue Set current value of slider
defaultValue number 0 Set initial value of slider
vertical boolean false Set slider to vertical when true
verticalSliderHeight string 100px Default slider height if vertical. If your slider already has a fixed height wrapper, just set this to 100% and the slider will fill the space
eventWrapperPadding number 8 Px value to add padding to the wrapper to make small sliders easier to interact with
label boolean false If true, adds a label displaying the slider's value when interacted with
disableThumb boolean false Disables the thumb when true
disableTrack boolean false Disables the track when true
sliderSize number 4 Px height of slider if horizontal, width if vertical
thumbSize number sliderSize * 2 Height and width of thumb in px
sliderColor string #9E9E9E Color of slider
trackColor string #03A9F4 Color of track and label
thumbColor string #fff Color of thumb
customThumb element undefined Pass in a single React element to use as your thumb, replacing the default

Change handlers

onChange

The onChange handler receives one argument: the new state of the component. It contains the following properties:

Name Type Description
value number Current value
min number Minimum value (from props)
max number Maximum value (from props)
range number Difference between max and min
step number Step value (from props)
ratio number Percentage of bar filled
thumbSize number Thumb size value (from props)

onChangeComplete

An alternative change handler which only sends the argument at the end of the mouse drag

Development

  1. Fork or clone the repo
  2. Run npm install in its directory to install dependencies
  3. Run npm start to start webpack-dev-server and serve the examples.

Note: The examples import the babel-polyfill for compatibility in development, but the component itself doesn't.

Contributing

PRs are welcome.

This project uses semantic-release to automatically publish the NPM package and GitHub releases, as well as generate a changelog based on commit history and increment the semantic version number.

Commitizen is installed to assist in following the Angular commit guidelines.

When contributing, please run the following commands to commit your changes:

  1. git add <your files> to stage changes as normal
  2. npm run commit to run tests then Git commit via Commitizen (if you've already run tests you can just use git cz)

Commitizen will then walk you through the process of creating a commit using the guidelines to match the format.

Commands for local dev

Name Effect
npm start Starts a webpack-dev-server & serves the examples/ directory to http://localhost:8080/
npm run commit Git commits using Commitizen to match commit format & runs tests as a precommit hook
npm run test Runs tests with mocha
npm run test:watch Runs tests in watch mode with mocha --watch
npm run packdry Bundles & runs npm pack, create test build of the package as react-simple-range-version.tgz

Future

  • Better test coverage
  • Submit an issue to add to this list

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