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@frontant/aniscroll

v1.0.2

Published

animated scrolling, written in ES6

Downloads

11

Readme

Animated scrolling

Install

> yarn add @frontant/aniscroll

Quick start

Minimal call

import AniScroll from "@frontant/aniscroll";

var aniscroll = new AniScroll();
aniscroll.scroll(0, 500); // scroll down 500px

Scroll down 300px inside an element with the id id. Set the easing function to easeCubic from the module d3-ease.

import * as d3Ease from 'd3-ease';
import AniScroll from '@frontant/aniscroll';

var elem = document.querySelector('#id');
var aniscroll = new AniScroll({
  elem: elem, // apply aniscroll to this element
  easing: d3Ease.easeCubic, // set the easing function
};
aniscroll.scroll(0, 300); // scroll down 300px

Options

var aniscroll = new AniScroll(options);

options.elem
AniScroll will applied to this element.

Default: window

options.easing
Sets the easing function. You can use easing functions offered by the module d3-ease.

options.onAnimationEnd
This option defines the callback function invoked after the animation has finished.

options.onAnimationCanceled
This option defines the callback function invoked when the animation was canceled by the cancel() function.

options.autoCancel
If is set to true, the user will be able to cancel the animation with a click, a touch gesture or with the mouse wheel.

Default: false

Functions

scroll(x, y)
scroll(x, y, duration)
x and y represent the horizontal and vertical axis. duration is the animation speed (the default value is 500ms).

cancel()
Cancels the animation.

isRunning()
This function returns true if the animation is running otherwise it returns false.