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perimeter

v0.0.5

Published

Virtual interaction layer

Downloads

8

Readme

perimeter

A virtual interaction layer. Allows to respond to mouse movement around an element.

perimeter-basic-recipe

Install

npm install --save-dev perimeter

Usage

Perimeter is distributed as an ecmascript 2015 module. The sample below assumes you are using browserify and babelify.

import Perimeter from 'perimeter';

// bind to button element
let buttonElement = element.querySelector('.cssSelector');
let buttonPerimeter = new Perimeter(buttonElement, 50);

buttonPerimeter.addEventListener('mouseenter', function(){
    // respond when mouse enters the perimeter
});

buttonPerimeter.addEventListener('mouseleves', function(){
    // respond when mouse leaves the perimeter
});

buttonPerimeter.addEventListener('mousemove', function(){
    // respond to mouse move inside perimeter
});

Alternatively you can use the build version to use a global object (check the recipes)

Build stand alone verstion

To create the stand alone version of the library run the following script.

npm run-script build-standalone

This will create build\perimiter.standalone.js. Including this file on a page will expose perimiter under the window.perimiter variable.

Samples

Check the recipes folder for sample implementations. ( build the project to run samples )