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@mangoweb/in-view

v0.0.9

Published

Watches elements entering and leaving viewport.

Downloads

7

Readme

InView

The manGoweb InView component. Watches elements entering and leaving viewport.

Installation

npm install @mangoweb/in-view @mangoweb/scripts-base

This is a @mangoweb/scripts-base component.

Usage

In your template:

<script>
	window.initComponents = (window.initComponents || []).push({
		name: 'InView',
		place: '#targetWrapper', // Element you want to watch or a wrapper
		data: { // Optional
			targets: '.target', // Watched children
			threshold: 0, // Area of a target required to be inside viewport

			isAboveViewClass: 'isAboveView', // Class added to a target element when seen above viewport
			isInViewClass: 'isInView', // Target seen in viewport
			isBelowViewClass: 'isBelowView', // Target seen below viewport
			isSeenClass: 'isSeen', // Target seen in viewport at least once
		}
	})
</script>

IE support / older Safari (caniuse)

Use IntersectionObserver polyfill, e.g., <script src="https://polyfill.io/v3/polyfill.min.js?features=IntersectionObserver"></script>