| # Grid | |
| A flexible grid component for React applications. This component uses CSS Grid to create layouts with automatic positioning of elements. | |
| ## Installation | |
| ```bash | |
| yarn add @automattic/grid | |
| ``` | |
| ## Usage | |
| ```jsx | |
| import { Grid } from '@automattic/grid'; | |
| const MyLayout = () => { | |
| const layout = [ | |
| { key: 'a', width: 1 }, | |
| { key: 'b', width: 3 }, | |
| { key: 'c', width: 1 }, | |
| ]; | |
| return ( | |
| <Grid layout={ layout } columns={ 6 }> | |
| <div key="a">a</div> | |
| <div key="b">b</div> | |
| <div key="c">c</div> | |
| </Grid> | |
| ); | |
| }; | |
| ``` | |
| ## API | |
| ### `Grid` Component | |
| The main component exported by this package. | |
| #### Props | |
| - `layout` (required): An array of layout items with the following properties: | |
| - `key` (string): A unique identifier that matches the `key` prop of the corresponding child component | |
| - `width` (number): The number of columns this item spans | |
| - `height` (number, optional): The number of rows this item spans (defaults to 1) | |
| - `order` (number, optional): In responsive mode, determines the order of items (lower values displayed first) | |
| - `fullWidth` (boolean, optional): In responsive mode, forces an item to always span all available columns | |
| - `columns` (required): Total number of columns in the grid | |
| - `className` (optional): Additional CSS class to apply to the grid container | |
| - `spacing` (optional): Grid gap multiplier size, defaults to 2 (e.g. A spacing of 2 results in a gap of 8px, it's multiplied by 4) | |
| - `rowHeight` (optional): Height of each row in pixels or auto (e.g., 50, "auto") | |
| - `minColumnWidth` (optional): Minimum width in pixels for each column; when provided, enables responsive mode that automatically adjusts columns based on container width | |
| ## Standard vs. Responsive Mode | |
| The Grid component can operate in two modes: | |
| ### Standard Mode (Default) | |
| In standard mode, items are positioned automatically in a grid with the specified number of columns. Each item can span multiple columns and rows. | |
| ```jsx | |
| // Standard layout with 6 columns | |
| <Grid | |
| layout={ [ | |
| { key: 'a', width: 2 }, | |
| { key: 'b', width: 4 }, | |
| ] } | |
| columns={ 6 } | |
| > | |
| <div key="a">Item A</div> | |
| <div key="b">Item B</div> | |
| </Grid> | |
| ``` | |
| ### Responsive Mode | |
| When `minColumnWidth` is provided, the Grid activates responsive mode, which automatically adjusts the number of columns based on the container width. In this mode: | |
| 1. Items flow according to their `order` property (or original array order if not specified) | |
| 2. The grid will use the available space to fit as many columns as possible, based on the `minColumnWidth` | |
| 3. Items that can't fit on a row will wrap to the next row | |
| 4. Items with `fullWidth` set to `true` will always span all available columns | |
| ```jsx | |
| // Responsive layout that adapts to container width | |
| <Grid | |
| layout={ [ | |
| { key: 'a', width: 2, order: 1 }, | |
| { key: 'b', width: 2, order: 2 }, | |
| { key: 'c', width: 4, order: 3, fullWidth: true }, | |
| ] } | |
| minColumnWidth={ 150 } // Each column should be at least 150px | |
| > | |
| <div key="a">Item A</div> | |
| <div key="b">Item B</div> | |
| <div key="c">Item C (always full width)</div> | |
| </Grid> | |
| ``` | |