React Sortablejs
React bindings for SortableJS
Overview:
The react-sortablejs library provides React bindings to SortableJS for enabling drag-and-drop functionality in React applications. However, it is still in development and not recommended for production use due to existing bugs.
Features:
- Usage/Examples: Provides examples and usage guides for Function and Class components.
- Plugins: Offers plugins like MultiDrag and Swap for extended functionalities.
- Sortable API: References the extensive options available for configuring the SortableJS instance.
- React API: Explains how to utilize the library in React components and the required data structures.
Summary:
The react-sortablejs library serves as a bridge between React applications and the SortableJS library, enabling the implementation of drag-and-drop features. While the library offers useful features like plugins and detailed documentation, it is still under development, and caution is advised when using it in production environments to avoid potential bugs and issues.
- React
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- Eslint
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- Typescript
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