A simple split layout for React and modern browsers.

Demo

React-splitter-layout depends on React and prop-types. See package.json for more details.

$ npm install --save react-splitter-layout

To start example server, execute example script with npm.

$ npm run example

To run tests, execute test command with npm.

$ npm test

To run coverage tests, execute coverage script with npm.

$ npm run coverage

1. Add react-splitter-layout dependency to your code.

   $ npm install --save react-splitter-layout

2. Include the library into your code and use it.

   import React from 'react';
   import SplitterLayout from 'react-splitter-layout';
   import 'react-splitter-layout/lib/index.css';
   
   class YourComponent extends React.Component {
     render() {
       return (
         <SplitterLayout>
           <div>Pane 1</div>
           <div>Pane 2</div>
         </SplitterLayout>
       );
     }
   }
   
   export default YourComponent;

Note: From version 4.0.0, you need to import CSS files or handle it in your favorite way explicitly.

Write two parts of the layout as direct children of your SplitterLayout element. SplitterLayout renders the first 2 direct children only if it has more than 2 direct children. SplitterLayout does not render splitter when it has only 1 direct children, and the only direct children occupies all available space.

The SplitterLayout component supports the following props.

• customClassName: PropTypes.string

  Custom CSS class name applied to the layout div. You can use this to customize layout style. Refers to the original stylesheet to see what you can customize.

• vertical: PropTypes.bool

  Determine whether the layout should be a horizontal split or a vertical split. The default value is false.

• percentage: PropTypes.bool

  Determine whether the width of each pane should be calculated in percentage or by pixels. The default value is false, which means width is calculated in pixels.

• primaryIndex: PropTypes.number

  Index of the primary pane. Since SplitterLayout supports at most 2 children, only 0 or 1 is allowed. The default value is 0.

  A primary pane is used to show users primary content, while a secondary pane is the other pane. When window size changes and percentage is set to false, primary pane's size is flexible and secondary pane's size is kept unchanged. However, when the window size is not enough for showing both minimal primary pane and minimal secondary pane, the primary pane's size is served first.

• primaryMinSize: PropTypes.number

  Minimal size of primary pane. The default value is 0.

  When percentage is set to false, this value is pixel size (25 means 25px). When percentage is set to true, this value is percentage (25 means 25%).

• secondaryMinSize: PropTypes.number

  Minimal size of secondary pane.

• secondaryInitialSize: PropTypes.number

  Initial size of secondary pane when page loads.

  If this prop is not defined, SplitterLayout tries to split the layout with equal sizes. (Note: equal size may not apply when there are nested layouts.)

• onDragStart: PropTypes.func

  Called when dragging is started.

  No parameter will be passed to event handlers.

• onDragEnd: PropTypes.func

  Called when dragging finishes.

  No parameter will be passed to event handlers.

• onSecondaryPaneSizeChange: PropTypes.func

  Called when the size of secondary pane is changed.

  Event handlers will be passed with a single parameter of number type representing new size of secondary pane. When percentage is set to false, the value is in pixel size. When percentage is set to true, the value is in percentage.

• 4.0.0
  • Stylesheets are no longer integrated by default. It has to be handled in your favorite way.
• 3.0.0
  • Add dragging and size change events.
  • Drop support of React earlier than 15.5.0.
  • 100% code coverage test!
• 0.2.1
  • Fix an incorrect layout when nesting a horizontal splitter inside a vertical one, and now root element of the splitter is absolutely positioned.
• 0.1.0
  • First proper release.

MIT