ember-resize-observer-component

A tiny, ResizeObserver-based solution for building components responsive to their container size, rather than the viewport. The idea is to overcome the limitations of viewport-based media queries, and it's known as Container Queries.

Here is how it can be done, using this addon (controversial example):

<ResizeObserver
  @matchers={{hash
    width-between-100-300=(hash width-gte=100 width-lte=300)
    bigSquare=(hash width-gt=500 height-gt=500 aspectRatio=1)
  }}
  as |RO|
>
  <p class='matchers {{if RO.is.bigSquare 'matchers--square'}}'>
    {{if RO.is.width-between-100-300 'Width is between 100px-300px'}}
  </p>

  {{#if RO.is.bigSquare}}
    <p>Big square</p>
  {{/if}}

  {{#if (gt RO.width 300)}}
    <p>Width is greater than 300px</p>
  {{/if}}

  <p>Width: {{RO.width}}</p>
  <p>Height: {{RO.height}}</p>
  <p>Aspect Ratio: {{RO.aspectRatio}}</p>
</ResizeObserver>

This addon focuses on simplicity. It only includes a single component and won't do any attributes binding for you. Instead, it provides element's dimensions and easy to use size-matchers.

Highlights:

• a single component and nothing more
• only provides data (no attributes or class binding)
• supports no-wrapper mode - use your element directly
• easy to use size-matchers
• works with FastBoot/SSR

Installation

ember install ember-resize-observer-component

If you need a ResizeObserver polyfill (caniuse.com):

ember install ember-resize-observer-polyfill

Usage

Matcher query syntax

Matchers allow you to map size-related conditions, such as width > 100, to properties on the object you get from <ResizeObserver /> (e.g. RO.is.large). And whenever the element's size changes, the relevant properties will update.

In the example below, large is a matcher name, and (hash width-gte=1200) represents a condition query.

<ResizeObserver @matchers={{hash large=(hash width-gte=1200)}} as |RO|>
  {{if RO.is.large "I'm large!"}}
</ResizeObserver>

Available operators: eq, gt, gte, lt, lte (they are similar to ember-truth-helpers)

Available conditions: width, height, aspectRatio.

Note: The addon protects you from mistyping by validating all your matchers and telling you exactly what was wrong with a particular matcher.

| Query | JavaScript | | --------------------- | -------------- | | (hash width=10) | width === 10 | | (hash width-gt=10) | width > 10 | | (hash width-gte=10) | width >= 10 | | (hash width-lt=10) | width < 10 | | (hash width-lte=10) | width <= 10 |

Examples with multiple values:

| Query | JavaScript | | ---------------------------------- | --------------------------------- | | (hash width=10 height-lt=20) | width === 10 && height < 20 | | (hash width-gt=10 aspectRatio=1) | width > 10 && aspectRatio === 1 |

In no-wrapper mode, the component won't provide a wrapper element, so you will need to attach onResize handler to a target element yourself:

<ResizeObserver @noWrapper={{true}} as |RO|>
  <div {{on-resize RO.onResize}}>
    {{RO.width}}
    {{RO.height}}
    {{RO.aspectRatio}}
  </div>
</ResizeObserver>

You can set initial demensions that will be used if the component can't get element's size, e.g. in FastBoot environment:

<ResizeObserver
  @matchers={{hash large=(hash width-gte=1200) square=(hash aspectRatio=1)}}
  @defaultWidth={{100}}
  @defaultHeight={{100}}
  as |RO|
>
  {{if RO.is.large 'Large'}}
  {{if RO.is.square 'Square'}}

  Size:
  {{RO.width}}
  x
  {{RO.height}}
</ResizeObserver>

For more info, please read the tests. The documentation will be improved soon.

Related addons

• ember-on-resize-modifier
• ember-resize-observer-service
• ember-resize-observer-polyfill

Alternative solutions worth checking out

• ember-fill-up (video)
• ember-container-query

Contributing

See the Contributing guide for details.

Compatibility

• Ember.js v3.20 or above
• Ember CLI v3.20 or above
• Node.js v12 or above

• Modern browsers (for IE 11 install polyfill)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.