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handle-sliderjs

v1.3.1

Published

A package for creating customzable sliders with handles displaying the slider value.

Downloads

45

Readme

SliderJS

pages-build-deployment CodeQL License

So you like sliders ? Congratulations you are at the right place ! Create simple and responsive range sliders with ease thanks to SliderJS :

Preview

Getting Started

Without NodeJS

In your HTML document add these two lines of code to your header :

<link rel="stylesheet" href="./path/to/style2.min.css">
<script defer src="./path/to/slider.min.js"></script>

The first line is the stylesheet needed to render sliders properly, you can choose from various themes in the ./dist/css/ folder. The second line is the actual script needed to enable the slider object in your code. You can find it at ./dist/slider.min.js

Using NodeJS

Just add these lines in your javascript / typescript file :

import { Slider } from "handle-sliderjs";
import * as sliderStyle from "handle-sliderjs/dist/css/style2.css";
sliderStyle.default;

Note that you can choose from 6 different styles for your sliders, just change the number in the import of the stylesheet.

Creating a slider

Now in your javascript file, you can create a new Slider using this signature :

let slider = new Slider(sliderId: string, parentElement: HTMLElement, minValue: number, maxValue: number, initialValue: number, onSlideCallback: (value: number) => void);

Note that the callback function is optional and can also be defined later using :

slider.onSlide = callbackFunction;

Methods

In many cases the use of the callback function is optional, it is set to true by default.

Increment the value of your slider by one using :

slider.increment(useCallback = true): void;

Decrement the value of your slider by one using :

slider.decrement(useCallback = true): void;

Return the value of your slider using :

slider.getValue(): number;

Set the value of your slider using :

slider.setValue(newValue: number, useCallback = true): void;

Update manually the state of your slider using :

slider.update(useCallback = true): void;

Reset manually your slider to its initial state using :

slider.reset(useCallback = true): void;

Remove your slider element using :

slider.remove(): void;