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react-indiana-drag-scroll
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I wasted two days jerry-rigging a package when the solution was one search away
At first, I was going to use react-indiana-drag-scroll to solve the first problem. And it worked. But I had a feeling that there might be a solution that solved both of these problems at the same time. Searching on libhunt, openbase, and duckduckgo, I found out that this problem is actually very old and the term that better fit my problem was "pan and zoom". Searching with this term, I stumbled upon react-pan-and-zoom-hoc, which helped solve my problem, but it was difficult to fidget with because rather than having a simple component, the component spit out the correct x, y axes translation that would need to be worked into the component's CSS. No bueno. I attempted to jerry-rig this package for two days before giving up and switching to react-svg-pan-zoom, which worked pretty much instantly and was exactly what I needed.
react-hexgrid
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[Side Project] Wordbots, an online tactical card game in which players write their own cards, that get parsed into executable JavaScript
the game interface built on top of (a heavily-modded version of) the awesome react-hexgrid package.
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I wasted two days jerry-rigging a package when the solution was one search away
An example of the former while building the network graph, was react-hexgrid. The documentation was unfinished, but what sold me were the examples and the simplicity of the code.
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what should I use to build a map-builder?
If you're doing D&D you might want a hex grid like this one though: https://github.com/Hellenic/react-hexgrid
What are some alternatives?
splide - Splide is a lightweight, flexible and accessible slider/carousel written in TypeScript. No dependencies, no Lighthouse errors.
react-svg-pan-zoom - :eyes: A React component that adds pan and zoom features to SVG
react-pan-and-zoom-hoc
BetterDiscordStuff - my BD plugins & themes, focused on enhancing user experience
svelte-gesture - 👇 Bread n butter utility for component-tied mouse/touch gestures in Svelte.
create-react-app - Set up a modern web app by running one command.
use-scroll-direction - A simple, performant, and cross-browser hook for detecting scroll direction in your next react app.
honeycomb - Create hex grids easily, in node or the browser.
React horizontal scrolling menu - Horizontal scrolling menu component for React.
React - The library for web and native user interfaces.