react-respond-to

Responsive Component for React

Demo

Installation

``shell
npm install --save react-respond-to
`

Note: This library assumes you have the necessary polyfills in place for Array.prototype.find and matchMedia.

Why another responsive component?

Simply put, we looked at what was available and didn't find an API to our liking. We had a few goals:

* Abstract away the syntax of media queries a bit, even if it means adding restrictions (we don't allow you to test against multiple features at the same time).
* The API should be obvious without explanation
* Avoid having to specify both min-width and max-width when you have multiple breakpoint. We do this by always picking the last matching child, we should feel intuitive to anyone familiar with the mobile-up pattern for CSS.


## Basic Usage

Each Respond element can query a single media feature (if you want more complex queries, you can nest things). The list of available features is browser-dependent, but they are well-listed elsewhere.

Each At element can specify a value to test. The order here is important, because only one child will ever be rendered. Either the last match will be used (look at min-width to understand why this makes sense), or if nothing matches, default will be used. If you don't provide a default, nothing will be rendered.

If you only want to check against a single value to decide whether to display a child or not, there's a short-hand where you can specify an at property on the Response element itself.


`javascript
import {Respond, At} from 'react-respond-to';

class MyComponent extends React.Component {
render() {
return (



);
}
}
``

Todo

* Server-side rendering, specifying the server case. We can't assume it's the same as default
* Battle-hardening
* Tests (obviously)