react swiper slidesPerColumn doesn't working - swiper.js

I want to show three items vertically in one slide.
The official document of react swiper says to use slidesPerColumn.
So, I try to use it, but, it says Swiper doesn't have slidesPerColumn properties.
How can I organize the slide as shown in the following picture?
Additionally, I'm using React 18.

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