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scroll-father

v1.0.1

Published

Scroll Father: A library for scroll events and dynamic class handling.

Downloads

160

Readme

Scroll Father

🇷🇺 Документация на русском

Scroll Father is a lightweight JavaScript/TypeScript library for handling scroll events, detecting scroll direction, and integrating IntersectionObserver with ease. It helps to manage dynamic classes and attributes based on scroll position and other scroll-related events.

Features

  • Scroll state detection: Automatically sets or removes attributes based on scroll position.
  • Scroll direction detection: Adds data-scroll-direction="up" or down to the body.
  • IntersectionObserver integration: Easily trigger callbacks when elements enter or exit the viewport.
  • Highly customizable: Customize attributes, elements, margins, and more.

Installation

Install via npm:

npm install scroll-father

Or add via CDN:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/scroll-father/dist/index.js"></script>

Usage

1. Scroll State Detection

Automatically adds an attribute (e.g., data-scrolled) to a specified element when the page is scrolled down.

import ScrollFather from 'scroll-father';

const scrollFather = new ScrollFather({
  attribute: 'data-scrolled', // Default attribute
  element: document.body      // Default element is the <body>
});

2. Scroll Direction Detection

Detects the direction of the scroll and sets an attribute (data-scroll-direction="up" or "down") on the body element.

scrollFather.initScrollDirectionTracking();

3. IntersectionObserver for Sections

Initialize a section for monitoring when it enters or exits the viewport.

scrollFather.initIntersectionSection(
  document.querySelector('.section') as HTMLElement,
  () => console.log('Section is in view'),
  () => console.log('Section is out of view')
);

Configuration Options

  • ScrolledOptions: Configuration for scroll state detection.
    • attribute: The attribute name to be set on the element when scrolled (default is data-scrolled).
    • element: The element where the attribute will be applied (default is document.body).
  • IntersectionOptions: Options for IntersectionObserver.
    • rootMargin: Margin around the root for intersection (default is -50% 0px).
    • threshold: Threshold to determine when the section is considered in view (default is 0).

Contributing

We welcome contributions! Feel free to submit issues or pull requests via our GitHub repository.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.