yzhanReactResponsiveContent

yzhan-react-responsive-content

A powerful and flexible React component for creating responsive content with automatic media query generation.
为响应式内容自动生成媒体查询.

Why you need it instead of conditional rendering

• SSR / SSG / ISG: Conditional rendering requires device width, unavailable on the server
• SEO: Conditionally rendered content may be missed by crawlers

Demo

Demo Link

Features

• Server-side rendering: Works out of the box with SSR, no client-side rendering required.
• Flexible content definition: Accept a set prop similar to srcSet, allowing you to define content for different breakpoints easily.
• Versatile content types: Supports various content types including strings, HTML tags, React components, null values, and even lists of React nodes.
• Performance optimized: Uses pure CSS for control, automatically generating and removing media queries without global CSS pollution.
• Customizable display property: Set the display property to match your layout needs (block, flex, grid, inline, inline-block, etc.).
• SEO-friendly: Allows web crawlers to index content for both desktop and mobile versions simultaneously.
• Smart wrapper handling: Reuses existing wrapper layers when present, avoiding unnecessary DOM nesting and preserving existing style selectors.

Installation

Install the package using npm:

npm install yzhan-react-responsive-content

Or using yarn:

yarn add yzhan-react-responsive-content

Usage

Here’s a basic example of how to use the ResponsiveContent component:

import ResponsiveContent from "yzhan-react-responsive-content";

function MyComponent() {
  return (
    <ResponsiveContent
      set={[
        ["Mobile Content", 320],
        ["Tablet Content", 768],
        ["Desktop Content"],
      ]}
      display="block"
    />
  );
}

In this example:

• Content will display as follows:
  • ‘Mobile Content’ for screen widths up to 320px
  • ‘Tablet Content’ for screen widths between 321px and 768px
  • ‘Desktop Content’ for screen widths above 768px

Advanced Usage

You can use more complex content types, including React components. When using React components or elements, remember to provide a unique key prop to each one:

import ResponsiveContent from "yzhan-react-responsive-content";

function MyComponent() {
  return (
    <ResponsiveContent
      set={[
        [
          <MobileLayout key="mobile">Mobile specific content</MobileLayout>,
          320,
        ],
        [<TabletLayout key="tablet">Tablet optimized view</TabletLayout>, 768],
        [
          <React.Fragment key="desktop">
            <DesktopHeader />
            <DesktopContent />
            <DesktopFooter />
          </React.Fragment>,
        ],
      ]}
      display="flex"
    />
  );
}

Note: When using React components or elements in the set prop, always provide a unique key prop to each one. This helps React efficiently update and re-render the content.

API

Props

• set: Array<[ReactNode | null, number?]>: An array of tuples. Each tuple contains the content to display and an optional breakpoint width. When using React components or elements as content, remember to provide a unique key prop to each one.
• display?: 'block' | 'flex' | 'grid' | 'inline' | 'inline-block': The CSS display property to use for the content. Defaults to ‘block’.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.