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@gaubee/w3c-shim

v0.2.1

Published

一些常见的 [w3c](https://github.com/w3c) 组织的 shim,统一的函数式编程风格,良好的 Tree-Shaking 支持,默认零成本

Readme

@gaubee/w3c-shim

中文 / English

This project maintains the same style as @gaubee/util (providing functional programming style to avoid side effects) and offers common shims. It supports on-demand imports, and for runtimes with native support, there is minimal additional overhead.

  1. scrollend - Scroll End Event Handling

    • Provides functions to add and remove scrollend event listeners
    • Automatically detects native browser support (Chrome 114+) and falls back to shim implementation
    • The shim implementation:
      • Uses scroll event + timeout detection
      • Handles pointer/touch events to avoid false positives
      • Cleanly manages event listener lifecycle
    • Reference: https://github.com/w3c/csswg-drafts/issues/8607
    • Note: The shim may have slightly different timing characteristics than native implementation

  2. inert - Inert Attribute Polyfill

    • Provides element_inert() function to get/set inert state
    • Automatically detects native browser support and falls back to shim implementation
    • The shim implementation:
      • Uses CSS to disable pointer events and user selection
      • Manages aria-hidden state for accessibility
      • Can be applied to any Element
    • Reference: https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/interaction.html#inert
    • Note: The shim may have slightly different behavior than native implementation in complex DOM scenarios