Brad Birdsall's Swipe.js as a React component.
Check out the demo from a mobile device (real or emulated).
npm install react swipe-js-iso react-swipe --saveimport React from 'react';
import ReactDOM from 'react-dom';
import ReactSwipe from 'react-swipe';
const Carousel = () => {
  let reactSwipeEl;
  return (
    <div>
      <ReactSwipe
        className="carousel"
        swipeOptions={{ continuous: false }}
        ref={el => (reactSwipeEl = el)}
      >
        <div>PANE 1</div>
        <div>PANE 2</div>
        <div>PANE 3</div>
      </ReactSwipe>
      <button onClick={() => reactSwipeEl.next()}>Next</button>
      <button onClick={() => reactSwipeEl.prev()}>Previous</button>
    </div>
  );
};
ReactDOM.render(<Carousel />, document.getElementById('app'));- 
swipeOptions: ?Object- supports all original options from Swipe.js config. If passed object differs from the previous onereact-swipewill re-initiate underlying Swipe.js instance with fresh options
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style: ?Object- object with 3 keys (see defaults):- container: ?Object
- wrapper: ?Object
- child: ?Object
 
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regular props as className,idfor root component are also supported
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childCount: ?Number- use it to explicitely tellreact-swipethat it needs to re-initiate underlying Swipe.js instance. For example, by setting thechildCountprop to thelengthof the images array that you pass intoreact-swipe, re-rendering will take place when theimages.lengthdiffers from the previousrenderpass:
<ReactSwipe childCount={images.length}>{images}</ReactSwipe>Component proxies all Swipe.js instance methods.
Configure the ReactSwipe component in a sandbox environment at CodeSandbox.
MIT Licensed

