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trial-js

v0.1.1

Published

simple library to monitoring mouse position and predicting user input

Downloads

12

Readme

Trial.js

simple library to monitoring mouse position and predicting user input

  • No dependency
  • Lightweight (2kb gzipped)
  • Automatically extends jQuery and Zepto properties
  • webpack loader supported

Examples
Usage

APIs

####Trial(selector) @params selector {String|Node|NodeList|Array{Node}|jQuery object}
@return {Trial instance}
@constructor

Initialize a new Trial instance related to selector, same selector would only have one Trial instance, if Trial(selector) be called twice with same selector, the second calling would return the same instance created in first calling.
selector could be query string, NodeList or $ object

####Trial.fn.within(options, callback) @params options {Object}
@params callback {Function}
@return {Trial instance}

This method setup a circular area on matched element, when mouse pointer moving within this area, event handler would be called

Distance options

options:
distance {Number} : determine the radius of the circular area
cord {String} : determine the center of the circular area, could be center, topLeft, topCenter, topRight, centerLeft, centerRight, bottomLeft, bottomCenter, bottomRight

Coordinate options

callback
An event handler to be called when mouse pointer moving within the circular area, arguments:
distance {Number} : current distance between mouse pointer and matched element ele {Node} : matched element event {Event} : mousemove event

####Trial.fn.enter(options, callback) @params options {Object}
@params callback {Function}
@return {Trial instance}

same as Trial.fn.within, but only call the event handler when mouse pointer enter the circular area
options:
distance {Number} : determine the radius of the circular area
cord {String} : determine the center of the circular area, could be center, topLeft, topCenter, topRight, centerLeft, centerRight, bottomLeft, bottomCenter, bottomRight
callback
An event handler to be called when mouse pointer enter the circular area, arguments:
distance {Number} : current distance between mouse pointer and matched element ele {Node} : matched element event {Event} : mousemove event

####Trial.fn.leave(options, callback) @params options {Object}
@params callback {Function}
@return {Trial instance}

same as Trial.fn.within, but only call the event handler when mouse pointer leave the circular area
options:
distance {Number} : determine the radius of the circular area
cord {String} : determine the center of the circular area, could be center, topLeft, topCenter, topRight, centerLeft, centerRight, bottomLeft, bottomCenter, bottomRight
callback
An event handler to be called when mouse pointer leave the circular area, arguments:
distance {Number} : current distance between mouse pointer and matched element ele {Node} : matched element event {Event} : mousemove event

####Trial.fn.off(eventName) @params eventName {String}
@return {Trial instance}

Unbind an event handler for specific event, eventName could be within, enter, leave

License

MIT