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pointer-cursor

v0.0.3

Published

synthesized mouse cursor

Downloads

11

Readme

pointer-cursor

for when you've got a fullscreen game, but you want a cursor.

var interact = require('interact')
  , cursor = require('./index')
  , element

var pointer = interact(document.body)
  , current

pointer.on('attain', function(movements) {
  var to = current = cursor(element, true)
  element = to.element
  movements.pipe(to)
})

document.body.onclick = function(ev) {
  if(current) {
    current.click(ev.button)
  }
}

api

cursor([element][, constrainToWindow][, dispatchHover]) -> writable stream

creates a cursor element if none is given, and returns it as a writable stream suitable for piping interact movement streams into.

if constrainToWindow isn't given, it defaults to true; the cursor will not be able to leave the window.

if dispatchHover isn't given, it defaults to false; enabling it will dispatch mouseover and mouseout events to the elements hovered. note that this is experimental and slow.

stream.click([button=0])

dispatch a click event to the currently hovered element.

stream.element

the element representing the cursor.

stream.target() -> element or null

the element currently hovered.

license

MIT