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ember-scroll-to-mk2

v2.0.0

Published

A link/button component that performs scrolling to given selector.

Downloads

51

Readme

ember-scroll-to-mk2

Travis npm Ember Observer Score 1.13+

A link/button component that performs scrolling to given selector.

Current implementation uses jQuery for animated scrolling (animation is optional).

See: demo, API docs.

Reimplementation of ember-scroll-to

This project is a reimplementation of ember-scroll-to by @jasonkriss and other contributors.

Differences:

  • ember-scroll-to-mk2 only provides the component, not the service.
  • Scrolls to any selector, not just id.
  • Allows specifying which container to scroll.
  • Optional caching of container and target elements -- disable caching if your app has them disappearing/reappearing.

Installation

ember install ember-scroll-to-mk2

Usage

Inline form:

{{scroll-to
  target = "#foo"
  label  = "Scroll to #foo"
}}

Block form:

{{#scroll-to
  target = "#foo"
}}
  <strong>Scroll to #foo"</strong>
{{/scroll-to}}

Arguments

| Argument | Type | Default value | Description | |:-----------------------------|:---------------------|:---------------------------------------|:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | label | undefined/String | undefined | If no block is provided, this is used as link/button label. | | target | String | <required> | Selector of the element to scroll to | | scrollable | String | 'html, body' | Selector of the element being scrolled. In test env, '#ember-testing-container' is used. | | duration | undefined/Number | undefined | Animation duration in milliseconds. When undefined, jQuery's default is used. | | easing | undefined/String | undefined | Animation easing name. When undefined, jQuery's default is used. | | offset | Number | 0 | Lets you scroll slightly above or below the target. | | cacheTarget | Boolean | true | Whether to cache the target element. | | cacheScrollable | Boolean | true | Whether to cache the scrollable element. | | afterScroll | undefined/Action | undefined | Ember Action to invoke every time scrolling animation completes. | | shouldAccountForScrollable | Boolean | false if scrollable is not default | Whether to account for scollable's offset and scolllTop when calculating scolllTop. |

License

This software is free to use under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for license text and copyright information.

Includes fragments of code borrowed from jasonkriss/ember-scroll-to.