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@quentinroy/measure-display-view

v1.0.2

Published

A small view to measure the physical size of a display

Downloads

2

Readme

Measure Display View

This is a small utility to let the user measure their display from a credit card.

Install with NPM or Yarn

npm add @quentinroy/measure-display-view

The library exports an ES module as its default package export, as well as style.css. Both must be imported in your project for the view to work.

Using a package manager like npm or yarn, it is easier to use the library with a bundler that enables importing css files from you JS modules. For example:

import MeasureDisplayView from "@quentinroy/measure-display-view"
import "@quentinroy/measure-display-view/style.css"

Install from sources

Download the repository. All relevant files are in the lib folder. Import index.js as an ES module. Include measure-display-view.css as a stylesheet in your HTML.

API

import MeasureDisplayView, { Directions } from "path/to/lib/index.js"

let mdv = MeasureDisplayView({
  // Required: where to mount the view.
  node: document.querySelector("#target-node"),
  // Optional: Whether vertical or horizontal rulers should be used.
  rulersOrientation: Directions.horizontal,
  // Optional: function to call when the ratio has changed.
  onChange(newPxMmRatio) {},
  // Optional: the initial ratio.
  ratio: 1,
})

mdv.setRatio(2.1)
console.log("ratio:", mdv.getRatio())

let { width: displayWidth, heigh: displayHeight } = mdv.getDisplayDimensions()
console.log("dimensions:", `${displayWidth} × ${displayHeight}`)

mdv.remove()