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occamy

v1.0.2

Published

the occamy grows or shrinks in order to fit available space

Downloads

5

Readme

Occamy

The Occamy grows or shrinks in order to fit available space.

occamy example

Occamy aranges and scales all elements within a containter element to fit available space while keeping the elements relative size and aspect ratio close. It's pure plain vanilla JS and less than 1.6K in size when gzipped.

Usage

var occ = occamy(container, options[, dom]);

The container Element can eiter be an instance of HTMLElement or a Ouery Selector like '#container'.

If you use Occamy from node.js, pass your window.document as third parameter;

Options

  • dir: row or col for row or column layout; omit for autopilot.
  • prefix: alternative prefix for occamy-item css elements
  • gap: gap between elements in pixels

Instance Methods

occamy.redraw()

Rearrange elements.

var occ = occamy('#container');
window.addEventListener("resize", function(){
	occ.redraw();
});

occamy.destroy()

Remove occamy.

var occ = occamy('#container');
document.addEventListener('keydown', function(evt){
	if (27 === evt.keyCode) occ.destroy();
});

Example

See Demo

License

Unlicense