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React-spring-lightbox is a flexible image gallery lightbox with native-feeling touch gestures and buttery smooth animations.


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✨ Features

  • ☝️    Mousewheel, swipe or click+drag to page photos
  • ⌨️  Keyboard controls ← → Esc
  • 🐁  Ctrl + Mousewheel or Trackpad Pinch to zoom
  • 🔎  Double/Single-tap or double/single-click to zoom in/out
  • 👌    Pinch to zoom
  • 👈  Panning on zoomed-in images
  • 🏁  Highly performant spring based animations via react-spring
  • No external CSS
  • Implement your own UI
  • Supports IE 11, Edge, Safari, Chrome, Firefox and Opera
  • Full typescript support
  • Supports any <img /> attribute including loading (lazy loading), srcset and aria-*

Install

yarn add react-spring-lightbox

Usage

The images prop now accepts a list of objects whose properties can be almost any valid React <img /> prop including srcset, loading (lazy loading) and aria-* attributes.

If you use typescript, the exact type can be imported from import { ImagesListType } from 'react-spring-lightbox';

import React, { useState } from 'react';
import Lightbox, { ImagesListType } from 'react-spring-lightbox';

const images: ImagesListType = [
    {
        src: 'https://timellenberger.com/static/blog-content/dark-mode/win10-dark-mode.jpg',
        loading: 'lazy',
        alt: 'Windows 10 Dark Mode Setting',
    },
    {
        src: 'https://timellenberger.com/static/blog-content/dark-mode/macos-dark-mode.png',
        loading: 'lazy',
        alt: 'macOS Mojave Dark Mode Setting',
    },
    {
        src: 'https://timellenberger.com/static/blog-content/dark-mode/android-9-dark-mode.jpg',
        loading: 'lazy',
        alt: 'Android 9.0 Dark Mode Setting',
    },
];

const CoolLightbox = () => {
    const [currentImageIndex, setCurrentIndex] = useState(0);

    const gotoPrevious = () =>
        currentImageIndex > 0 && setCurrentIndex(currentImageIndex - 1);

    const gotoNext = () =>
        currentImageIndex + 1 < images.length &&
        setCurrentIndex(currentImageIndex + 1);

    return (
        <Lightbox
            isOpen={true}
            onPrev={gotoPrevious}
            onNext={gotoNext}
            images={images}
            currentIndex={currentImageIndex}
            /* Add your own UI */
            // renderHeader={() => (<CustomHeader />)}
            // renderFooter={() => (<CustomFooter />)}
            // renderPrevButton={() => (<CustomLeftArrowButton />)}
            // renderNextButton={() => (<CustomRightArrowButton />)}
            // renderImageOverlay={() => (<ImageOverlayComponent >)}

            /* Add styling */
            // className="cool-class"
            // style={{ background: "grey" }}

            /* Handle closing */
            // onClose={handleClose}

            /* Use single or double click to zoom */
            // singleClickToZoom

            /* react-spring config for open/close animation */
            // pageTransitionConfig={{
            //   from: { transform: "scale(0.75)", opacity: 0 },
            //   enter: { transform: "scale(1)", opacity: 1 },
            //   leave: { transform: "scale(0.75)", opacity: 0 },
            //   config: { mass: 1, tension: 320, friction: 32 }
            // }}
        />
    );
};

export default CoolLightbox;

Props

Prop Description
isOpen Flag that dictates if the lightbox is open or closed
onClose Function that closes the Lightbox
onPrev Function that changes currentIndex to previous image in images
onNext Function that changes currentIndex to next image in images
currentIndex Index of image in images array that is currently shown
renderHeader A React component that renders above the image pager
renderFooter A React component that renders below the image pager
renderPrevButton A React component that is used for previous button in image pager
renderNextButton A React component that is used for next button in image pager
renderImageOverlay A React component that renders within the image stage, useful for creating UI overlays on top of the current image
singleClickToZoom Overrides the default behavior of double clicking causing an image zoom to a single click
images Array of image objects to be shown in Lightbox
className Classes are applied to the root lightbox component
style Inline styles are applied to the root lightbox component
pageTransitionConfig React-Spring useTransition config for page open/close animation

Local Development

Clone the repo

git clone https://github.com/tim-soft/react-spring-lightbox.git react-spring-lightbox
cd react-spring-lightbox

Install the library's dependencies

npm install

Run the library in development mode, which rebuilds it on every change

npm start

In another terminal, install and run the example app. Its file: dependencies are symlinks to the library and to the library's own React, so both use one copy of React.

cd example
npm install
npm run dev

Changes to the library code should hot reload in the demo app

Releasing

Every pull request needs a changeset, a short note in .changeset/ that says what changed for people who use the library and whether that's a patch, minor or major change. The changeset check fails without one.

npm run ch

For a change that doesn't need a release, such as one to tests or CI, add an empty changeset instead.

npx changeset add --empty

Once changesets reach master, a Version Packages pull request collects them. It bumps the version and adds a dated entry to CHANGELOG.md. Merging it publishes the new version to npm, tags it, and creates its GitHub release.

License

MIT © Tim Ellenberger

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