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react-flip-page

DISCLAIMER: This package is in no way related to nor endorsed by Flipboard, Inc. nor flipboard.com. This is just a showcase of HTML5 & CSS3 effect implemented with React.

This package allows you to use the cool Flipboard page swipe effect in your React.js apps.

It has a responsive option, so you can possibly cover your entire page with it!

Demo GIF

You can play with this demo.

Install

Installation is pretty straight-forward, as you just have to npm install this package:

npm install --save react-flip-page

Then, you can require the module with any way you like, let it be webpack or something else.

Usage

This package consists of one single component that does all the work. Simply throw a FlipPage component with some children that will be the content.

<FlipPage>
  <article>
    <h1>My awesome first article</h1>
    <p>My awesome first content</p>
  </article>
  <article>
    <h1>My wonderful second article</h1>
    <p>My wonderful second content</p>
  </article>
  <article>
    <h1>My excellent third article</h1>
    <p>My excellent third content</p>
  </article>
</FlipPage>

Props

There are a few properties that define the behaviour of the component, here they are:

Prop Type Default  Role
orientation string vertical  Orientation of swipes. vertical or horizontal for respectively up/down swipes and left/right swipes
uncutPages boolean false  If true, the pages will be allowed to overflow through the container. The original effect is to keep everything inside the container, but you can set this to true to have a more "bookish" effect.
animationDuration number 200  Duration in ms of the fold/unfold animation
treshold number 10 Distance in px to swipe before the gesture is activated 
maxAngle number 45  Angle of the page when there's nothing to display before/after
maskOpacity number 0.4  Opacity of the masks that covers the underneath content
perspective  string  130em  Perspective value of the page fold effect. The bigger, the less noticeable
pageBackground string #fff Background of the pages. This can be overriden in individual pages by styling the component
 firstComponent  element  null  Component that will be displayed under the first page
 lastComponent  element  null  Component that will be displayed under the last page
showHint bool false  Indicates if the component must hint the user on how it works. Setting this to true will lift the bottom of the page 1s after the component is mounted, for 1s
showSwipeHint bool false  Indicates if the component must hint the user on how it works. Setting this to true will show an example of gesture to switch pages
showTouchHint bool false  Indicates if the component must hint the user on how it works. Setting this to true will show a pointer indicating where to click to switch pages. Works with
flipOnTouch
style object {}  Additional style for the flipboard
height number 480  Height for the flipboard
width number 320  Width for the flipboard
onPageChange function Callback when the page has been changed. Parameter: pageIndex
onStartSwiping function Callback when the user starts swiping
onStopSwiping function Callback when the user stops swiping
className string '' Optional CSS class to be applied on the container
loopForever boolean false If true flipping after the last page will return to the first (and visa-versa)
flipOnTouch boolean false If true, the user can flip pages by touching/clicking a top/bottom or left/right zone. These zones have CSS classes: rfp-touchZone, rfp-touchZone-previous and rfp-touchZone-next so that you can style them
flipOnTouchZone number 210 Percentage of dimensions of the zone to touch/click to flip pages
disableSwipe boolean false If true, users can't use the swipe feature to switch pages while flipOnTouch is enabled. Make sure you enable flipOnTouch so they can switch pages, or provide buttons binded to Methods
responsive boolean false If true, the component will be responsive, meaning it will take all the available space. Place the component in a container before to make sure it is visible
startAt number 0 Default start position of the component

Methods

There are currently two methods that can be called on the component. To call them, you can use the ref attribute in React:

<FlipPage ref={(component) => { this.flipPage = component; }}>
  ...
</FlipPage>

this.flipPage.gotoPreviousPage();

gotoPreviousPage()

This method triggers the effect and switches to the previous page, if possible.

gotoNextPage()

This method triggers the effect and switches to the next page, if possible.

Contribute

Since this is an open source project and it's far from perfect, contribution is welcome. Fork the repository and start working on your fix or new feature. Remember, it's good practice to work in your own branch, to avoid painful merge conflicts.

Once you think your work is ready, fire a pull request with an understandable description of what you're bringing to the project. If it's alright, chances are high your work will be merged!

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