useRangeSlider.md

useRangeSlider

• useRangeSlider
  • Usage
    • Basic Example
    • Markers
  • API
    • value
    • min
    • max
    • onChange
    • step
    • formatValue
  • Returned props
    • getRailProps
    • getTrackProps
    • getMinHandleProps & getMaxHandleProps
    • getMarkerProps
      • Required Properties

Usage

Basic Example

import React from 'react'
import { useRangeSlider, TRangeTuple } from '@strv/react-sliders'

const RangeSliderExample = () => {
  const [value, setValue] = React.useState<TRangeTuple>([0, 100])
  const { getRailProps, getTrackProps, getMinHandleProps, getMaxHandleProps } = useRangeSlider({
    value,
    min: 0,
    max: 100,
    onChange: setValue,
  })

  return (
    <div className="range-slider-container">
      <span className="range-slider-rail" {...getRailProps()} />
      <span className="range-slider-track" {...getTrackProps()} />

      <span className="range-slider-handle" {...getMinHandleProps()} />
      <span className="range-slider-handle" {...getMaxHandleProps()} />
    </div>
  )
}

Markers

import React from 'react'
import { useRangeSlider, TRangeTuple, IRangeMarker } from '@strv/react-sliders'

const markers: IRangeMarker = [{ value: 0 }, { value: 50 }, { value: 100 }]

const RangeSliderExample = () => {
  const [value, setValue] = React.useState<TRangeTuple>([0, 100])
  const { getRailProps, getTrackProps, getMinHandleProps, getMaxHandleProps } = useRangeSlider({
    value,
    min: 0,
    max: 100,
    onChange: setValue,
  })

  return (
    <div className="range-slider-container">
      <span className="range-slider-rail" {...getRailProps()} />
      <span className="range-slider-track" {...getTrackProps()} />

      {markers.map((marker) => {
        const { style, isInRange } = getMarkerProps(marker)

        return (
          <React.Fragment key={`marker-${marker.value}`}>
            <span className="marker-label" style={style}>
              {marker.label}
            </span>
            <span
              className="marker"
              style={{
                ...style,
                backgroundColor: isInRange ? 'red' : 'grey',
              }}
            />
          </React.Fragment>
        )
      })}

      <span className="range-slider-handle" {...getMinHandleProps()} />
      <span className="range-slider-handle" {...getMaxHandleProps()} />
    </div>
  )
}

API

value

[number, number] | required

The controlled value of the range slider.

min

number | required

The minimum allowed value.

max

number | required

The maximum allowed value.

onChange

(value: [number, number]) => void | required

Called each time the value has changed. Value can be changed by dragging the handle (either by mouse or by touching) or by using keyboard.

Supported keys:

Key	Action
Arrow Up	value + step
Arrow Right	value + step
Arrow Down	value - step
Arrow Left	value - step
Page Up	value + 10 * step
Page Down	value - 10 * step
End	max
Home	min

step

number | optional, defaults to 1

Granularity of values on which the slider can step through.

formatValue

(value: number) => string | optional, no useful default

Formatting function which is used to format the value into more human readable format. The formatted value is then supplied to getHandleProps where it sets "aria-valuetext" property.

Returned props

getRailProps

This method should be applied to a rail element. It will attach a ref, which is used in mouse & touch movement calculations.

NOTE: Rail bar represents the whole line upon which the slider can move.

NOTE: Must be attached to the actual rail element to properly calculate mouse or touch dragging.

getTrackProps

This method should be applied to a track element. It will attach a ref, which is used in a mouse & touch movement calculations.

NOTE: Track bar represents the actual sliders value.

NOTE: Must be attached to the actual track element to properly calculate mouse or touch dragging.

getMinHandleProps & getMaxHandleProps

This method should be applied to a handle element. It will attach a ref, which is used in a mouse & touch movement calculations. It will pass A11y properties to the handle such as "aria-valuenow", "aria-valuetext", "aria-valuemin" and "aria-valuemax" and binds event handlers to control the value.

NOTE: Must be attached to the proper handle elements to enable range slider functionality.

getMarkerProps

This method should be applied to a marker element. It will return a style property containing positioning info and isInRange property which can be used for highlighting the markers if they are in current value range.

NOTE: Using this prop getter is optional.

Required Properties

• marker: { value: number, label?: string }