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mobilescroll

v1.5.8

Published

small tool for smooth and easy touch in mobile device

Downloads

34

Readme

MobileScroll

A small tool for smooth and easy touch in mobile device;

Install

npm install mobilescroll --save

Usage

<script src="mobile.scroll.mini.js"></script>

or

import MobileScroll from 'mobilescroll';

when your project is client-side render, you can use mobilescroll as above, 
but if your project is server-side render, you may use it as follows.

import('mobilescroll').then((MobileScroll) => {
    // ......
});
<div class="wrapper">
    <div class="scroller">
        <p class="item"></p>
        <p class="item"></p>
        <p class="item"></p>
        <p class="item"></p>
    </div>
</div>
new MobileScroll('.wrapper', //selector or dom element of the wrapper
{
        
    deceleration: 0.002, //Default 0.002
    noOutOfBounds: true, //optional flag which allow to be out of bounds, Default: false
    noBounce: true, //switch of bounce. Default: false. Optional
    wheel: true,    //the property about 3D. Default: false. Optional
    slide: true,    //the property about inertance. Default: false. Optional
    loop: true,     //switch of loop. Default: false. Optional
    step: 200,      //the step at each slide. Optional
    name: 'mscroll',    //the name of your mobilescroll instance. Optional
    vertical: true,     //whether the direction is vertical. Default: false
    bounceThreshold: 0.5,   //the threshod of bounce. Default: 0.5
    min: -100,  //the min value of scoller can move. Required
    max: 0     //the max value of scroll can move. Required
})

API

methods

slideTo


Description

slide to the block with specific index

Parameters

i   index
duration    slide duration

getIndex


Description

get the current index

Parameters

none

startAutoPlay


Description

open the auto-play mode

Parameters

none

stopAutoPlay


Description

close the auto-play mode

Parameters

none

pause


Description

pause auto-play

Parameters

none

destroy


Description

destroy the mobilescroll instance

Parameters

none

events

start

move

end

ms.on('start', function(){
    // note that the context 'this' is point to MobileScroll instance "ms"
    // or you can give a arrow function an access the instance by "ms" directly
});