Carousel

View sourcecomponents/carousel.go

Horizontal#

Carousel horizontal example rendered by the production Go component.

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previous, next := tree.ID(page, "previous"), tree.ID(page, "next")
carousel := components.BeginCarousel(canvas, theme, bounds, 3, state.carousel).
    Content(bounds.Width*3, float32(state.carousel)*bounds.Width).
    Controls(previous, "Previous slide", next, "Next slide")
carousel.BeginContent()
// Paint each slide at carousel.ItemGeometry(i, offset, bounds.Width).Bounds.
carousel.EndContent()
if canvas.Clicked(previous) && state.carousel > 0 {
    state.carousel--
} else if canvas.Clicked(next) && state.carousel < 2 {
    state.carousel++
}

Vertical#

Carousel vertical example rendered by the production Go component.

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previous, next := tree.ID(page, "previous"), tree.ID(page, "next")
carousel := components.BeginCarousel(canvas, theme, bounds, 3, state.carousel).
    Content(bounds.Height*3, float32(state.carousel)*bounds.Height).
    Controls(previous, "Previous slide", next, "Next slide").Vertical()
carousel.BeginContent()
// Slides lay out down the content axis; ItemGeometry maps each one.
carousel.EndContent()
if canvas.Clicked(previous) && state.carousel > 0 {
    state.carousel--
} else if canvas.Clicked(next) && state.carousel < 2 {
    state.carousel++
}

Installation

Copy the recipe into your own project.

go run ./cmd/viva add --out ./components/local carousel

Source-owned usage#

This preview calls the production Go component directly. Stable IDs, values and open state remain owned by the application; the component only paints and declares interaction semantics.

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