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scoochjs

v1.0.0

Published

A really lightweight, customisable vanilla Javascript carousel

Downloads

4

Readme

Scooch

Scooch makes slideshows easy. You bring your own content and styling (aside from some functional styles to make Scooch work). It's super lightweight, around 1.5kb gzipped and easy to customise.

Installation

You can either download the repo, grab the JS and CSS and link them in your HTML, or if you prefer, you can install via NPM:

npm install scoochjs --save

Usage

See demo in index.html for a setup guide.

Options

You can pass an optional object to set any of the below items, as the second parameter, when instantiating Scooch.

e.g.

new Scooch(element, { autoplay: false });

| Key | Description | Default Value | | ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------- | ------------- | | autoplay | Move to the next slide automatically | false | | autoplayInterval | How often (in MS) to change slide, if autoplay is true | 5000 | | keyboardControls | Enable keyboard controls | true | | enableFullscreen | Allow the slideshow to be made fullscreen | true | | scrollToChange | Move to next/previous slides by scrolling | true | | swipeToChange | Move to next/previous slides by swiping on a touch device | true |

Methods

| Method | Description | | ------------------ | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | next() | Go to the next slide | | previous() | Go to the previous slide | | goToSlide(index) | Go to specific slide. index should be the array index of the slide to goto. |

Keyboard Controls

  • Next Slide: Right arrow, space
  • Previous Slide: Left arrow
  • Enter Fullscreen: F
  • Exit Fullscreen: esc

Roadmap

  • Add lifecycle events (e.g. init, onSlideChange etc.)
  • Make fullscreen only affect slideshow element