Scroll Sync

Scroll synchronization (scroll-sync), which associates multiple elements with scroll properties (overflow: scroll). When a scroll event occurs in one of the elements, the scroll effect is mapped to all the elements associated with it. To achieve synchronization purposes. scroll-sync supports fixed synchronization (px) and relative synchronization (%).

Acknowledgements

This is a rewrite of scroll-sync with typescript and added some new features liking scroll-sync only by x or y.

INSTALL

npm install @171h/scroll-sync

USAGE

import ScrollSync from 'scroll-sync'

const ss = new ScrollSync({
  disabled: false, // [Boolean] Default value, allow to be empty.
  relative: true, // [Boolean] Default value, allow to be empty.
  doms: document.querySelectorAll('.scroll-container') // [Array] These elements must set scroll attributes.
})

// do sth....
// You can also find another opportunity to set related elements after instantiating the object.
ss.set(document.querySelectorAll('.scroll-container'))

// Or add or delete.
// ss.add([elements])
// ss.remove([elements])

// You can also actively clear the listener event and clear the cache.
// ss.clear()

API

.add()

// add elements to scroll-sync.

ss.add(document.documentElement)
// or use array.
ss.add(document.querySelectorAll('.other-scroll-container'))

.remove()

// remove elements to scroll-sync.

ss.remove(document.documentElement)
// or use array.
ss.remove(document.querySelectorAll('.other-scroll-container'))

.set()

// reset elements to scroll-sync.

ss.set(document.documentElement)
// or use array.
ss.set(document.querySelectorAll('.other-scroll-container'))

.clear()

// reset elements to scroll-sync.

ss.clear()

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