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@andresclua/sliderkit

v2.0.0

Published

SliderKit core engine — accessible, TypeScript-first slider

Downloads

370

Readme

@andresclua/sliderkit

npm version Bundle size License: MIT

The core engine for SliderKit — a modern, accessible, TypeScript-first slider library with touch support, responsive breakpoints, loop cloning, and a plugin system.

Full documentation & demos →


Installation

npm install @andresclua/sliderkit
# or
pnpm add @andresclua/sliderkit
# or
yarn add @andresclua/sliderkit

Quick start

<div class="sliderkit__outer">
  <div class="sliderkit__overflow">
    <div class="sliderkit" id="my-slider">
      <div class="sliderkit__item">Slide 1</div>
      <div class="sliderkit__item">Slide 2</div>
      <div class="sliderkit__item">Slide 3</div>
    </div>
  </div>
</div>
import { Slider } from '@andresclua/sliderkit'

const slider = new Slider('#my-slider', {
  items: 1,
  loop:  true,
  speed: 400,
})

Key options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |---|---|---|---| | items | number | 1 | Slides visible at once | | loop | boolean | false | Infinite seamless loop | | speed | number | 300 | Transition duration in ms | | gutter | number | 0 | Gap between slides in px | | edgePadding | number | 0 | Peek amount on each side | | autoWidth | boolean | false | Use each slide's natural width | | fixedWidth | number\|false | false | Fixed pixel width per slide | | touch | boolean | true | Enable touch swipe | | mouseDrag | boolean | false | Enable mouse drag | | breakpoints | object | {} | Responsive option overrides |

Methods

slider.goTo(2)         // go to index
slider.next()
slider.prev()
slider.update()        // recalculate layout
slider.getInfo()       // { index, displayIndex, slideCount, … }
slider.destroy()

Events

slider.on('indexChanged',    ({ displayIndex }) => { /* … */ })
slider.on('transitionStart', ({ displayIndex }) => { /* … */ })
slider.on('transitionEnd',   ({ displayIndex }) => { /* … */ })
slider.on('resize',          info => { /* … */ })
slider.on('afterInit',       info => { /* … */ })
slider.on('beforeDestroy',   info => { /* … */ })

Optional packages

| Package | Description | |---|---| | @andresclua/sliderkit-plugins | Arrows, pagination, autoplay, thumbs, and more | | @andresclua/sliderkit-effects | CSS transition effects (fade, flip, clip-path…) | | @andresclua/sliderkit-webgl | GPU-powered WebGL transitions (displacement, rgb-shift, radial) |


Documentation · GitHub · MIT License