Stateful fullpage.js inspired

Stateful fullpage.js inspired scrolling for React

// NPM npm i fullpage-react --save // Yarn yarn add fullpage-react Component Boilerplate

import { Fullpage, Slide, HorizontalSlider } from 'fullpage-react'; const fullPageOptions = { // for mouse/wheel events // represents the level of force required to generate a slide change on non-mobile, 10 is default scrollSensitivity: 7, // for touchStart/touchEnd/mobile scrolling // represents the level of force required to generate a slide change on mobile, 10 is default touchSensitivity: 7, scrollSpeed: 500, hideScrollBars: true, enableArrowKeys: true }; const horizontalSliderProps = { name: 'horizontalSlider1', // name is required infinite: true, // enable infinite scrolling }; const horizontalSlides = [ <Slide> Slide 2.1 </Slide>, <Slide> Slide 2.2 </Slide> ]; horizontalSliderProps.slides = horizontalSlides; const slides = [ <Slide> Slide 1 </Slide>, <HorizontalSlider {...horizontalSliderProps}></HorizontalSlider>, <Slide> Slide 3 </Slide> ]; fullPageOptions.slides = slides; <Fullpage {...fullPageOptions} /> Events API

There are two functions located on the Fullpage class. These are used for manually changing the vertical and horizontal slides via UI events.

There are also two optional props for <Fullpage/> that will send data onSlideChangeStart and onSlideChangeEnd

Sliding can be cancelled in the event that you want the user to stay fixed on a slide for some reason. If the function passed to onSlideChangeStart returns true, sliding can be cancellabe until it returns falsy.

An example can be found here here