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@horuse/svelte-dnd

v1.0.0

Published

A drag-and-drop library for Svelte 5 with animated drop previews, auto-scroll, pointer & touch support, and multi-container support.

Downloads

998

Readme

@horuse/svelte-dnd

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A drag-and-drop library for Svelte 5 with animated drop previews, auto-scroll, and multi-container support.

DND preview

Features

  • Vertical, horizontal, and grid layouts
  • Pointer, touch, and keyboard sensors built-in (WAI-ARIA accessible)
  • Animated drop previews rendered automatically
  • Auto-scroll when dragging near container edges
  • Move items between multiple containers (kanban-style)
  • Custom ghost element via Svelte snippets
  • Zero dependencies beyond Svelte 5

Installation

npm install @horuse/svelte-dnd

Basic Example

A minimal working drag-and-drop setup requires three components: DndProvider, DndDroppable, and DndDraggable. Drop previews are rendered automatically — no manual placement needed.

<script lang="ts">
	import {
		DndProvider,
		DndDroppable,
		DndDraggable,
		DndController,
		sortable
	} from '@horuse/svelte-dnd'

	let items = $state([
		{ id: '1', label: 'First item' },
		{ id: '2', label: 'Second item' },
		{ id: '3', label: 'Third item' }
	])

	const controller = new DndController()

	controller.onDrop(({ item, target }) => {
		const fromIndex = items.findIndex((i) => i.id === item.id)
		if (fromIndex === -1) return

		const updated = [...items]
		const [moved] = updated.splice(fromIndex, 1)
		updated.splice(target.position, 0, moved)
		items = updated
	})
</script>

<DndProvider {controller}>
	<DndDroppable id="list" strategy={sortable()}>
		{#each items as item, index (item.id)}
			<DndDraggable id={item.id} position={index}>
				{item.label}
			</DndDraggable>
		{/each}
	</DndDroppable>
</DndProvider>

How It Works

  1. DndProvider wraps your app and provides the DndController context to all child components.
  2. DndDroppable defines a container where items can be dropped. Pass a strategysortable() (default vertical), sortable({ layout: 'horizontal' }), sortable({ layout: 'grid' }), or target() for a single drop zone with no previews.
  3. DndDraggable wraps each draggable item. Each must have a unique id and a position matching its index in the list.
  4. The dragged item is hidden automatically — the .dnd-draggable--dragging class sets opacity: 0 so only the ghost follows the cursor. No manual filtering needed.
  5. Use controller.onDrop() to handle reordering logic when an item is dropped.

Documentation

Full docs and live examples are available at the documentation site.