Is there any reactJS library which can enable user to drag and create a rectangular box in an image gallery and the images that fall in that rectangle automatically selected?
Thanks in advance
try this package! not sure if this is what u need
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-file-drop
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I am trying to build an image selector in my app using Material UI and I want to build a menu where a user can select an image and drag it over to the canvas. The issue is that Popover/Menu has a background that covers the screen and doesn't allow the drop to happen. Is there a better component for this or an option to remove the background but still allow Popover/Menu to work?
I want to create a button using Skia library in React Native. The width of button should expand acconding to text or content in it.
Thanks.
If you're aiming for creating a button with the Skia library in React Native you probably have some drawing magic on your mind. If you really need this for a button then I would advice to check out the excellent tutorials of William Candillon: https://www.youtube.com/c/wcandillon/videos
In the example shown here at Shopify you can already find some tips towards building the button you would need: https://shopify.engineering/react-native-skia-shopify
i was wondering if it's possible to create a delete button for this library on each thumbnail.
I was looking at the documentation and i could not find any mention to this issue.
Would appreciate your help!
I am using konva library with react js and want to add a GIF Image in canvas. Image adds up in canvas but it is stuck and acting like a normal Image.
If anyone knows any workaround please help
I have a pdf file of a map of the building and I want to attach this map into the app. How can I do it? I try to convert the pdf file into the URL and use action event in the button but it didn't work. I also screenshot the map and attach the picture into the button but it is too large and I can't zoom in the detail in the map. Do you have any idea about this?
You can use an image an then place it with an ImageViewer. That allows pinch to zoom on the device so you can see the finer details.