react-planet
A react lib for building circular menus in a very easy and handy way.
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install
npm install --save react-planet
Concept
Basic Example
import { Planet } from 'react-planet';
export function MyPlanet() {
return (
<Planet
centerContent={
<div
style={{
height: 100,
width: 100,
borderRadius: '50%',
backgroundColor: '#1da8a4',
}}
/>
}
open
autoClose
>
<div
style={{
height: 70,
width: 70,
borderRadius: '50%',
backgroundColor: '#9257ad',
}}
/>
<div
style={{
height: 70,
width: 70,
borderRadius: '50%',
backgroundColor: '#9257ad',
}}
/>
</Planet>
);
}Change the orbit
<Planet centerContent={div style={...yourStlye}/>}
open
orbitRadius={120}
rotation={30}
...
>Orbit Style
<Planet
orbitStyle={(defaultStyle) => ({
...defaultStyle,
borderWidth: 4,
borderStyle: 'dashed',
borderColor: '#6f03fc',
})}
centerContent={<div className={classes.planetSmall} />}
open
>
<div className={classes.satellite1} />
<div className={classes.satellite2} />
<div className={classes.satellite3} />
</Planet>Weird satellites and their orientation
<Planet
// set one of the orientations
satelliteOrientation="INSIDE"Bring it to life
<Planet
dragablePlanet
dragRadiusPlanet={20}
bouncePlanetception
Nested planets
Code: /src/stories/Planetception.stories.tsx
Fake the space
<Planet
centerContent={<YourButton0 />}
hideOrbit
autoClose
orbitRadius={60}
bounceOnClose
rotation={105}
// the bounce direction is minimal visible
// but on close it seems the button wobbling a bit to the bottom
bounceDirection="BOTTOM"
>
<YourButton1 />
<YourButton2 />
<YourButton3 />
<div />
<div />
<div />
<div />
</Planet>Alter the physics
<Planet
mass={4}
tension={500}
friction={19}Props
| name | type | example /default | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| centerContent | React.Node? | The planet component | |
| orbitRadius | number? | 120 | How far the satellites are away from the planet |
| open | boolean? | false | Set the open/close state from outside |
| autoClose | boolean? | false | If true the planet handles the open/close state by itself |
| hideOrbit | boolean? | false | If true the orbit is hidden / not rendered |
| rotation | number? | 0 | The angle for the rotation of all satellites around the planet |
| satelliteOrientation | DEFAULT INSIDE OUTSIDE READABLE | undefined / DEFAULT | The angle for the rotation of one satellite itself |
| dragableSatellites | boolean? | false | If true you can click and drag a satellite |
| dragRadiusSatellites | number? | 12 | Defines how much you can drag the satellites |
| dragablePlanet | boolean? | false | If true you can click and drag the planet |
| dragRadiusPlanet | number? | 12 | Defines how much you can drag the planet |
| bounce | boolean? | false | If true the planet bounces on open and close |
| bounceOnOpen | boolean? | false | If true the planet bounces only on open |
| bounceOnClose | boolean? | false | If true the planet bounces only on close |
| bounceRadius | number? | 3 | Defines how much the planet bounces |
| bounceDirection | TOP BOTTOM LEFT RIGHT | undefined | On hight bounceRadius you can see a direction |
| tension | number? | 500 | a react-spring animation physic value |
| friction | number? | 17 | a react-spring animation physic value |
| mass | number? | 1 | a react-spring animation physic value |
| orbitStyle | (default: CSSProperties)=>CSSProperties | () => ({borderWidth: 4}) | You can override or set a new style for the orbit |
| onClick | (e: MouseEvent)=>void | ()=>{} | The function is triggered if you click on the centerComponent |
| onClose | (e: MouseEvent)=>void | ()=>{} | The function is triggered if the planet wants to close |
Start Storybook local
npm install
npm start
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