React Spaces

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0.1.19

  • Fix to ensure spaces in same parent are updated when a space zIndex is adjusted. (issue / pull request)

0.1.18

  • Added resize start and end events (issue / pull request)
  • Fixed useContext hook being used within condition expression causing 'React has detected a change in the order of Hooks called by SpaceInternal' error when zIndex property updated on space (issue / pull request)
  • Fix to ensure debounced resize (mouse/touch) events do not fire after mouse up or touch end events have fired. (pull request)
  • Fix to ensure mouse up and touch end events are unbound after a resize operation has completed to prevent multiple event handlers being bound on every resize operation. (pull request)

0.1.17

  • Fix to ensured resize delta is reset when size property changed on anchored and resizable spaces (issue / pull request)
  • Added PropTypes for all exposed components for Javascript only consumers in addition to the Typescript typings in the library. (issue / pull request)
  • Fix when multiple classes provided as property to space to prevent a duplication of class names on the outer and inner space elements. (issue / pull request)

0.1.16

  • Added touch resize functionality.
  • Remove old docs from demo project.

0.1.15

  • Added <Layer /> component and layer support to allow floating of spaces above each other.

0.1.14

  • Migrated from Webpack to Rollup for building component library
  • Created ES module bundles in /dist/es
  • Fixed window undefined error when rendering spaces via Next.js
  • Created server bundle (/dist/server) for using with Node.js server side apps when utilising SSR, e.g. Next.js and seperated styling from server bundle (/dist/server.css). This is currently experimental.

0.1.13

  • Refactored spaces as functional component using hooks.
  • Fixed className type on <ViewPort /> component.

0.1.11 - 0.1.12

  • Fix to deal with changes to size and anchor properties on anchored spaces and adjusted spaces accordingly.

0.1.10

  • Added 'as' property to allow rendered DOM element to be specified (thanks to u/MahNonAnon and u/trevoreyre on Reddit for suggestion of this).
  • Added 'centerContent' property as short-hand for centering space content instead of having to introduce the extra <Centered /> or <CenteredVertically /> components.
  • Allow resize handle width to be specified and also it's placement within space controlled with the 'overlayHandle' property.
  • Fixed issue with dynamically added/removed anchored spaces where an anchored space would see itself as a space taking space.

0.1.9

  • Added repository field to package.json

0.1.8

  • Removed clear fix from space

0.1.7

  • Fixed positioning of resize handles within scrollable divs

0.1.6

  • Fixed resize minimum and maximum constraints

0.1.5

  • Fixed resize handles being covered by nested spaces preventing resizing

0.1.4

  • Add support for percentage sizing on anchored spaces

0.1.3

  • Added readme
  • Updated documentation

0.1.2

  • Removed ResizeSensor from spaces by default and now optionally allow live size updates with trackSize property
  • Added <VerticallyCentered /> component to vertically centre content within a space
  • Allow class names to be specified on top-level spaces <ViewPort /> and <Fixed />

0.1.1

  • Initial version

Known issues / limitations

  • The components in v0.1.13 have been changed to use React Hooks. This can cause problems if there are multiple versions of React loaded. If you are using webpack you can add to your webpack config: 
    { 
    alias: { 
        'react': path.resolve('./node_modules/react') 
    } 
}
    This will ensure that all references to React resolve to the same version.
  • Rendering an anchored horizontal space and an anchored vertical space within the same parent space will cause a gap to appear in the corner where the two anchored spaces meet. You can workaround this by using nested <Fill /> spaces to seperate the horizontally and vertically anchored spaces.
  • There isn't currently any consideration for using spaces in a responsive manner. You can however give spaces class names and target them with media queries like you would with any other DOM element.