Mix horizontal and vertical panes

[haraldox]

@bokuweb: great work on version 0.2.0! :)

now that you got vertical panes implemented (by popular demand ;) how much effort would it be in your opinion, to mix horizontal and vertical panes, i.e. freely drag horizontal to vertical panes and vice versa?

see yellowiscool/LeCadreur as an example (click on flip - top right corner and then drag by color handles)

also kind of like a combined version of STRML/react-grid-layout and its horizontal counterpart cmelion/react-grid-layout

or even gridster.js

Thanks for your feedback! I checked out your github repos as well as blog and you have very interesting projects ... I can feel this component becoming big!

[bokuweb]

@haraldox Hi! Thanks for the link!

Your image is react-split-pane(http://react-split-pane.surge.sh/) where sortable/draggable feature is added?
And It's same demand this request? #20

And if so, It should be implemented as another component(like, react-sortable-split)
I'll going to implement react-sortable-split, but It is earlier to complete a react-sortable-pane.
Does it is useless for STRML/react-grid-layout is not that freely drag(possible grid drag)?

Thanks for your feedback! I checked out your github repos as well as blog and you have very interesting projects ... I can feel this component becoming big!

thanks!!

[haraldox]

+1

indeed, for me react-grid-layout is not suitable because you can drag elements either vertically or horizontally but not both. also, no splitting there like LeCadreur

Actually, I think your library could be a long-awaited and worthy competitor to @deepstreamIO's commercial solution GoldenLayout which is open source but GPL-licensed (deepstreamIO/golden-layout) but doesn't use absolute positioning. Especially augmenting that library with react would be interesting...

future library react-sortable-split would also be an alternative to @tomkp's excellently simple and elegant react-split-pane maybe inciting friendly competition? ;)

hope my positive feedback is constructive! :)

[bokuweb]

@haraldox Thanks for the link and thanks your feedback.
I will use GoldenLayout as reference.

If I started to implement the react-sortable-split, we will contact you

[haraldox]

wow, that was fast! :)

[haraldox]

@bokuweb Just to update you: GoldenLayout will be updated to support React, but probably still won't support absolute positioning ... can you give me a few pointers on how to implement react-sortable-split? maybe we can collaborate! :)

[bokuweb]

@haraldox oh.thanks.
Are you in a hurry?
I'm going to create react-sortable-split prototype this or next holiday.

[haraldox]

@bokuweb Yes, I am but no worries... ;-)

just out of curiosity, what do you mean by "holiday" in japan? thanks

On Thu, Mar 31, 2016 at 12:39 PM bokuweb notifications@github.com wrote:

@haraldox https://github.com/haraldox oh.thanks.
Are you in a hurry?
I'm going to create react-sortable-split prototype this or next holiday.

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[bokuweb]

what do you mean by "holiday" in japan?

It means, this weekend or next weekend.
I'll try if possible

https://github.com/bokuweb/react-sortable-split

[haraldox]

@bokuweb Wow, that's fast! Thanks for the update 👍 keep up the great work! :)