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eon-timeline

v0.1.0

Published

> 👷🏼‍♂️ **Work in progres, in a very alpha version. Use it in your own terms or contribute [here](https://github.com/enriquebv/virtual-headless-timeline).**

Downloads

3

Readme

👷🏼‍♂️ Work in progres, in a very alpha version. Use it in your own terms or contribute here.

Key Features

  • Headless timeline renderer.
    • Library only provides positions to create your own timeline.
    • You can use React, Vue, Svelte, or others libraries/frameworks to create timeline components.
  • Performant.
    • You can create timelines with a large quantity of items, only those which are in current timeline will be provided to be rendered.
  • Update timelines in real-time:
    • Remove items.
    • Add new items.
    • Update items.
  • Responsive by default.
  • Scrollable.
  • Simple API built with TypeScript.
  • Pre-built components to most used UI libraries/frameworks:
    • React
    • Vue
  • Cluster mode.

Coming soon features:

  • Nested timelines.
  • SSR support.
  • Pre-built components to most used UI libraries/frameworks:
    • Svelte
  • Pre-built canvas timeline render.

Philosophy

// TODO: Explain why library

  • Only accepts timestamps in milliseconds format.
  • Layer implementation to allow fine-grain control over the timeline.

How To Use

  1. Install library:

    # With yarn
    yarn add virtual-headless-timeline
    
    # or with npm
    npm i virtual-headless-timeline

// TODO: When library have version 1.0.0, create basic example.

Roadmap

v1.0.0

  • [x] Implement timeline manager:
    • [x] Basic range and calc orchestration.
    • [x] Add unit tests.
    • [x] Update item.
    • [x] Add item.
    • [x] Remove item.
  • [x] Create timeline item entity
    • [x] Added basic range offets calculation
    • [x] Added unit tests
  • [x] Implement DOM layer:
    • [x] ResizeObserver to support responsive.
    • [x] Pan gesture support; will move to future or past using current timeline range.
    • [x] Add unit tests to DOM layer.
  • [ ] Events
    • [ ] On scroll event
    • [ ] On scroll end event
  • [ ] Refactor code to simplify API.
  • [ ] Create pre-built React component.
  • [ ] Create pre-built Vue component.
  • [ ] Create pre-built Svelte component.
  • [ ] Create demo pages.
  • [ ] Enhance current README with basic examples.
  • [ ] Create API.md file with explained library API.

v1.1.0

  • [ ] Scroll gesture support; will modify current timeline range.
  • [ ] Create canvas implementation.
  • [ ] SSR support.

Credits

This library uses the following open source modules:

  • Hammer.JS: Allows to control gestures in timeline (pan, scroll, etc).

Support

// TODO: Add buymeacoffe link.

License

MIT


GitHub @enriquebv  ·  Twitter @enriquedev_