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selection-range-enhancer

v1.0.3

Published

Helpers to work with window.Selection and Range. Allows to subscribe, find intersections, set and remove selections

Downloads

5

Readme

Enhance window.Selection

Demo: https://codesandbox.io/s/selection-range-enhancer-fwuy8?file=/src/index.js

This project is dedicated to adding some functions when you work with selection.

Here are the possibilities:

  1. tracks user selection throughout mouse, keyboard, touch, and mouse events
  2. finds intersections between selection and target node
  3. proxies addRange, removeAllRange funcs

API

track

This function allows you to subscribe to selection changes

| Argument | Type | Description | | ---------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | htmlElement | Node | will be used to subscriptions, if subsscribeToDocument is false | | config.callback | (selection: Selection, additional?: { kind?: OneOf['mouse', 'keyboard', 'pointer', 'touch']; reason?: oneOf['move', 'down', 'up'] }) => unknown | will be called on every selection change | | config.useBubbling | boolean | by default track subscribes with capture flag, you are able to turn off it providing this param | | config.trackDynamically | boolean | will call config.callback on every touch \ mouse \ pointermove if this param switched to true. Otherwise, callback is called only when touch \ mouse \ pointer is released. Warning: it could reduce the performance of your application. For better UX use debouncing with this callback! | | config.trackMouse | boolean | should track mouse events | | config.trackKeyBoard | boolean | should track keyboard events | | config.trackPointer | boolean | should track pointer events | | config.trackTouch | boolean | should track touch events | | config.subscribeToDocument | boolean | should subscribe events to the document instead of provided htmlElement |