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@pixelform/draggable

v1.0.1

Published

Fully customizable draggable compatible with any Javascript framework

Downloads

2

Readme

Draggable

Fully customizable draggable compatible with any Javascript framework. Built with flexibility in mind and simplicity to keep everything running smoothly. The draggable only requires a single DOM element as it's first argument and is meant to be independent of other elements.

Installation

npm i @pixelform/draggable

Basic usage

import Draggable from '@pixelform/draggable'

const element = document.getElementById('draggable')
new Draggable(element)

Advanced usage

Since the Draggable class wrapper is provided with a default css_transform plugin, you can either extend it from there passing plugins inside the wrapper's config object or build your own draggable. Simply import the core draggable and extend it with your plugins from there.

import { draggable } from '@pixelform/draggable'

function customized() {

    return {
        hooks: {
            start({ x, y }) {},
            move({ x, y }) {},
            end(event) {}
        }
    }
}

const element = document.getElementById('draggable')
draggable(element, { plugins: [customized()] })

Definition

draggable(element, config)

Parameters

Parameter | Explanation --- | --- element | An HTML element or element ref config | Configuration object

Configuration options

The configuration object currently has the following options: Property | Value --- | --- bounds | An array of numbers represented as [minX, minY, maxX, maxY] origin | An array of numbers indicating where to constraint the mouse while dragging represented as [originX, originY] plugins| An array of plugins, plugins are objects or functions that return an object that can extends the draggable's functionality, So far you can return an object with a hooks property and hook into the start, move and end hooks. trigger| An element or element ref that must start the dragging operation, ideal for drag handles