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@sil/inview

v1.0.2

Published

Check if the element is inview

Downloads

2

Readme

Inview

A tiny Vue Directive to check and get back the inview percentage of an element.

Install

Install the package npm install @sil/inview

Import the package

import Inview from '~/@sil/inview

Define the component:

	Vue.directive(Inview);

Use the component with default values:

<any-element v-inview />	

Arguments

| Argument | Default | Description | | ------------------- | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | root | null | The observer root (from which element should the observer, observe) | | margin | 0px | The observer rootMargin (margin around the observable element) | | treshold | [0.0, 0.1, ... 1.0] | Treshold are steps of observing, the more steps the more the function will be called, but it will also get heavier. | | setClasses | true | Set classes to the element for inview and out of view | | setCustomProperties | true | Set custom properties to the element with the value of inview. | | output | number | Output value by default is a number (between 0 and 1), but can also be a percentage | | centered | false | The output value can be centered, which makes the inview value 1 (number) or 0% (percentage) | | active | true | Active can be set on false, in that case the directive won't be triggered | | debug | false | Output some helpfull debug information |