@sdgluck/fullpage-react

Fullpage-React

Demo can be found here

A larger example setup can be found here

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Basic Setup

NPM

npm install fullpage-react

All styling can be done via inline or stylesheets. Each component from Fullpage-React requires its own block of options

Component Option Boilerplate

const {Fullpage, Slide, HorizontalSlider, Overlay} = require('fullpage-react');

let fullPageOptions = {
  // for mouse/wheel events
  // represents the level of force required to generate a slide change on non-mobile, 10 is default
  scrollSensitivity: 2,

  // for touchStart/touchEnd/mobile scrolling
  // represents the level of force required to generate a slide change on mobile, 10 is default
  touchSensitivity: 2,
  scrollSpeed: 500,

  // when the final scroll is reached, this option allows the user to scroll backward to the original slide if they try to progress
  // similar to infinite but the user will see a longer & reversed animation
  resetSlides: true,
  // auto-apply styles to hide scrollbars
  hideScrollBars: true
};

let horizontalSliderProps = {
  name: 'horizontalSlider1',
  scrollSpeed: 500,

  // infinite scrolling!
  infinite: true,
  resetSlides: false,
  scrollSensitivity: 2,
  touchSensitivity: 2
};

<Fullpage {...fullPageOptions} >
  <Slide> Slide 1 </Slide>

  <HorizontalSlider {...horizontalSliderProps} >
    <Slide> Slide 2.1 </Slide>
    <Slide> Slide 2.2 </Slide>
  </HorizontalSlider>

  <Slide> Slide 3 </Slide>
</Fullpage>

Event Triggers & Callbacks

The Fullpage Component takes 2 optional event callback functions, each function returns the slide name, whether it's the overally Fullpage slider which is triggered via Vertical slides. Or one of various horizontal sliders you choose to use.

Example here

<Fullpage onSlideChangeStart={this.onSlideChangeStart} onSlideChangeEnd={this.onSlideChangeEnd} >
</Fullpage>

There are also 2 functions that are used for non scroll based slide delegation. These each take a slide number or the arguments NEXT or PREV which will make the slider act accordingly

Example here

const {changeHorizontalSlide, changeFullpageSlide} = require('fullpage-react');

let prevSlide = changeFullpageSlide.bind(null, 'PREV');
let nextSlide = changeFullpageSlide.bind(null, 'NEXT');
let backToTop = changeFullpageSlide.bind(null, 0);

let topNavStyle = {
  textAlign: 'center',
  position: 'fixed',
  width: '100%',
  cursor: 'pointer',
  zIndex: 10,
  backgroundColor: 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.4)',
  top: '0px'
};

let topNav = (
  <Overlay style={topNavStyle}>
    <Tappable onTap={prevSlide}>
      <button>Previous Slide</button>
    </Tappable>
    <Tappable onTap={backToTop}>
      <button>Back to Top</button>
    </Tappable>
    <Tappable onTap={nextSlide}>
      <button>Next Slide</button>
    </Tappable>
  </Overlay>
);

<Fullpage onSlideChangeStart={this.onSlideChangeStart} onSlideChangeEnd={this.onSlideChangeEnd} >
  {topNav}
  <Slide>1</Slide>
  <Slide>2</Slide>
  <Slide>3</Slide>
</Fullpage>

######Overlay Component

This component is completely optional, but it provides some styling and helpers in order to provide overlaying nav bars, for example

let topNavStyle = {
  textAlign: 'center',
  position: 'fixed',
  width: '100%',
  cursor: 'pointer',
  zIndex: 10,
  backgroundColor: 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.4)',
  top: '0px'
};

let topNav = (
  <Overlay style={topNavStyle}>
    <Tappable onTap={prevSlide}>
      <button>Previous Slide</button>
    </Tappable>
    <Tappable onTap={backToTop}>
      <button>Back to Top</button>
    </Tappable>
    <Tappable onTap={nextSlide}>
      <button>Next Slide</button>
    </Tappable>
  </Overlay>
);

<Fullpage {...fullPageOptions}>

  {topNav}

  <Slide>
    <p>Slide 1</p>
  </Slide>

</Fullpage>