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swibe

v2.1.0

Published

A simple swipe menu

Downloads

732

Readme

Swibe

A simple slide menu in JS

Getting started

  1. Install the npm package:

    npm install swibe
  2. Add the basic markup

    <button id="swibe-menu-trigger">Menu</button>
    
    <nav id="swibe-menu">
      <ul>
        <li><a>Item</a></li>
        <li><a>Item</a></li>
        <li><a>Item</a></li>
        <li><a>Item</a></li>
      </ul>
    </nav>
  3. Import Swibe in your code, create a new instance and initialize it.

    import Swibe from 'swibe';
    
    const menu = new Swibe({});
    
    menu.init();

You can instead load it into the HTML.

<!-- Downloaded file -->
<script src="swibe.min.js"></script>

<!-- With UNPKG -->
<script src="https://unpkg.com/swibe"></script>

You can see a basic working demo in /docs/index.html

API

  • init(): Initialize your Swibe instance
  • open(): Open the menu
  • close(): Close the menu
  • toggle(): Toggle the menu

Options

import Swibe from 'swibe';

const menu = new Swibe({
  transition: '200ms',
  breakpoint: '960px',
  enableCallback: moveMainNav,
  disableCallback: restoreMainNav
});

menu.init();
  • menuID: 'swibe-menu' | The menu ID
  • triggerID: 'swibe-menu-trigger' | The trigger ID
  • width: '300px' | The menu width
  • transition: '300ms' | Transition time to open and close the menu
  • shadowOpacity: 0.5 | Shadow background opacity
  • zIndex: 999 | Menu z-index property.
  • breakpoint: undefined | The breakpoint where menu enable or disable. (Else, is enabled everytime)
  • disableCallback: undefined | Function that run every time that menu is disabled. (Only works if you use a breakpoint)
  • enableCallback: undefined | Function that run every time that menu is enabled. (If don't use a breakpoint, only works one time at init)
  • openCallback: undefined | Function that run every time that menu is opened
  • closeCallback: undefined | Function that run every time that menu is closed

Changelog

See Releases.

Credits

Developed by Iván Barcia

Project tested on BrowserStack

License

This project is under MIT License