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viewporter

v1.0.1

Published

2 years ago

Tools for working with all sorts of browser viewports

Downloads

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viewport scaling position mobile

Viewporter

Tools for working with all sorts of browser viewports.

Tools Included

`getBodyOffset`

Gets the absolute offset of the body, relative to the document.

Useful for adjusting absolute positions to suit different body positions.

`getElementOffset`

Gets the absolute offset of an element passed to it, relative to the body.

Useful for adjusting absolute positions to suit different element positions.

`getMobileScaleFactor`

Like getScaleFactor, but returns 1 on devices where isDesktopSiteInMobileViewport returns false.

(We use this in Bugherd to scale our UI to fit mobile browsers when shown on desktop sites)

`getScaleFactor`

Gets the scaling factor of the current browser. This function doesn't distinguish between a mobile browser's viewport and a desktop browser with developer tools or a sidebar. For desktop compatibility, use getMobileScaleFactor.

`getScreenWidth`

Returns the normalised screen width, no matter the orientation of the device, in pixels.

`getViewportCoordinates`

Gets the absolute offset of the current browser viewport, relative to the body.

`isDesktopSiteInMobileViewport`

Tests if the screen size is greater than the inner width of the window. In these cases, it is assumed that the browser is a mobile browser.

License

MIT (see LICENSE.md)