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gliojs

v0.0.7

Published

Detects if the mouse of a user leaves the viewport / document borders of your website — and when this happens, trigger your callback

Downloads

62

Readme

glio.js

Detects if the mouse of a user leaves the viewport / document borders of your website and when this happens, trigger your callback. Portuguese documentation.

Reasons for use:

  • Increase your conversion rates!
  • Give visitors reasons to stay!
  • Grab your users’ attention!

How it works: Demo

Usage:

Import the library glio.min.js in 'dist' folder in your site. <script src='glio.min.js'></script> The arguments are a Arrays, where the first index is the direction and the second is a callback. glio( [ direction, callback ] ).

Directions:

  • top
  • top-left
  • top-right
  • bottom-left
  • bottom-right

Example:

  • top-left and top-right
    glio.init(
      [ 'top-left', function () {
          alert('this is top-left');
        }
      ],
      [ 'top-right', function () {
          alert('this is top-right');
        }
      ]
    );
  • all directions
  glio.init(
    [ 'top', function () {
        alert('this is top.');
      }
    ],
    [ 'top-left', function () {
        alert('this is top-left');
      }
    ],
    [ 'top-right', function () {
        alert('this is top-right');
      }
    ],
    [ 'bottom-left', function () {
        alert('this is bottom-left');
      }
    ],
    [ 'bottom-right', function () {
        alert('this is bottom-right'); 
      }
    ] 
  );

Configurations:

glio.config.key = value; Set the configuration before the init.

  • screenWidthFragment: the quantity of parts the height and width screen will be divided. Default: 12.
  • centerTopHeight: height of 'top' direction. When the mouse is equal or major this value, the callback is triggered. Default: 10.
  • heightTopLeft: height of 'top-left' direction. When the mouse is equal or major this value, the callback is triggered. Default: 30.
  • heightTopRight: height of 'top-right' direction. When the mouse is equal or major this value, the callback is triggered. Default: 30.

See the demostration here.

This software is licensed under the MIT License.