bpk-component-image

bpk-component-image

Backpack image component.

Installation

npm install bpk-component-image --save-dev

Usage

import React from 'react';
import BpkImage from 'bpk-component-image';
import * as BREAKPOINTS from 'bpk-tokens/tokens/breakpoints.es6';

export default () => (
  <BpkImage
    altText="image description"
    width={816}
    height={544}
    src="./path/to/image_1640.jpg"
    srcSet={`./path/to/image_320px.jpg 320w,
      ./path/to/image_640px.jpg 640w,
      ./path/to/image_1640px.jpg 1640w,
      ./path/to/image_3200px.jpg 3200w`}]
    sizes={`(min-width: ${BREAKPOINTS.breakpointDesktop}) 48rem,
      (min-width: ${BREAKPOINTS.breakpointTablet}) calc(100vw - 18rem),
      calc(100vw - 4.5rem)`}
  />
);

Accompanying HOCS

withLazyLoading

withLazyLoading is a HOC which adds an inView prop to components. This boolean prop can be used to determine if the component has been brought into view within a user's browser window. The BpkImage component will only load images if inView is true. Using this HOC can make pages load faster and prevent data being used to display images which are never seen by the user.

import BpkImage, { withLazyLoading, withLoadingBehavior } from 'bpk-component-image';
import * as BREAKPOINTS from 'bpk-tokens/tokens/breakpoints.es6';

const LazyLoadedImage = withLazyLoading(BpkImage, document);

export default () => (
  <LazyLoadedImage
    altText="image description"
    width={816}
    height={544}
    src="./path/to/image_1640.jpg"
    srcSet={`./path/to/image_320px.jpg 320w,
      ./path/to/image_640px.jpg 640w,
      ./path/to/image_1640px.jpg 1640w,
      ./path/to/image_3200px.jpg 3200w`}
    sizes={`(min-width: ${BREAKPOINTS.breakpointDesktop}) 48rem,
      (min-width: ${BREAKPOINTS.breakpointTablet}) calc(100vw - 18rem),
      calc(100vw - 4.5rem)`}
  />
);

withLoadingBehavior

withLoadingBehavior is a HOC which provides loading state for BpkImage. This allows the component to have different behavior before and after loading completes. When the loading prop is set true, a spinner will be displayed. When this changes to false, the spinner will fade away and the loaded image and content will fade into view.

import BpkImage, { withLazyLoading, withLoadingBehavior } from 'bpk-component-image';
import * as BREAKPOINTS from 'bpk-tokens/tokens/breakpoints.es6';

const FadingImage = withLoadingBehavior(BpkImage);

export default () => (
  <FadingImage
    altText="image description"
    width={816}
    height={544}
    src="./path/to/image_1640.jpg"
    srcSet={`./path/to/image_320px.jpg 320w,
      ./path/to/image_640px.jpg 640w,
      ./path/to/image_1640px.jpg 1640w,
      ./path/to/image_3200px.jpg 3200w`}
    sizes={`(min-width: ${BREAKPOINTS.breakpointDesktop}) 48rem,
      (min-width: ${BREAKPOINTS.breakpointTablet}) calc(100vw - 18rem),
      calc(100vw - 4.5rem)`}
  />
);

Props

Property	PropType	Required	Default Value
altText	string	true	-
height	number	true	-
src	string	true	-
width	number	true	-
className	string	false	null
inView	bool	false	true
loading	bool	false	false
onLoad	func	false	null