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rubber-band

v0.1.3

Published

Unapologetically evergreen-only supporting iframe resizer

Downloads

6

Readme

rubberband

Unapologetically evergreen-only supporting iframe resizer

Usage

1. Browserify

  • Install via npm npm install --save rubber-band

  • In your host document

// content.js
import {content} from 'rubber-band';
content();
  • In your embedded document
// host.js
import {host} from 'rubber-band';

let els = document.querySelectorAll('.js-rubberband');
let frames = Array.prototype.slice.call(els).map(host);

2. Plain old javascript files

  • In your host document
<body>
	<!-- host.html -->
	<iframe src="./content.html" class="js-rubberband">
	<script src="rubberband/distribution/rubber-band.host.min.js" async="async"></script>
</body>
  • In your embedded document
<body>
	<!-- content.html -->
	<script src="rubberband/distribution/rubber-band.content.min.js" async="async"></script>
</body>

API

  • rubberband.host(frame /* frame element */, options /* options object */);
	{
		"name": "rubberband", // Name used for signaling between frames
		"domain": "*",        // Domain parameter passed to window.postMessage
		"throttle": 300       // Throttle interval used to send messages in milliseconds
		"callback": function defaultCallback(frame, height) {
			// Called whenever receiving a message from iframe
			// Called with params
			// * height (integer): Height to apply to iframe
			// * frame (HTMLElement): iframe to apply the height to
			frame.style.height = `${height}px`;
		}
	}
	{
		start(),              // Start frame resizing
		stop(),               // Stop frame resizing
		request()             // Send a request for content height measurement to the containing iframe
	}
  • rubberband.content(options /* options object */);
	{
		"name": "rubberband", // Name used for signaling between frames
		"domain": "*",        // Domain parameter passed to window.postMessage
		"throttle": 300       // Throttle interval used to send messages in milliseconds
	}
	{
		start(),              // Start frame resizing
		stop(),               // Stop frame resizing
	}