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Allow controlled resizing
See original GitHub issueCurrently re-resizable exclusively owns the width/height during a resize. It would be powerful to make this controllable, so that users can implement (for instance) their own sizing (snapping, clamping, etc.) logic.
(As a hack for now, one can override the calculateNewSize method to always return auto, and then explicitly control the size of a grand-child div from the onResize callback.)
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It wasn’t immediately clear to me from reading this ticket, so I just wanted to clarify that this functionality does appear to be currently implemented in the latest version (using the
sizeproperty and the resize handlers).This is also a problem when using a scale transform.
For example, with a scale of 2:
An example implementation of this is how
react-draggableexposes aDraggableCoreelement which truly doesn’t manage any state, even while dragging: https://github.com/mzabriskie/react-draggableAs a workaround, you can use the “deprecated”
updateSizemethod on the resizable instance to override the default sizing.