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@samline/drawer

v2.0.8

Published

A universal drawer package for React, Vue, Svelte, vanilla JS, and browser usage.

Downloads

73

Readme

Drawer

A universal drawer package with one shared interaction runtime across React, Vue, Svelte, vanilla JS, and browser/CDN usage.

Drawer is inspired by Vaul. The package keeps the original drawer interaction model while making the same user-facing behavior available through different integration styles.

Installation

npm install @samline/drawer
bun add @samline/drawer

Quick Start

import '@samline/drawer/styles.css'
import { createDrawer } from '@samline/drawer'

const drawer = createDrawer({
  direction: 'bottom',
  dismissible: true,
  triggerText: 'Open drawer',
  showHandle: true,
  ariaLabel: 'Filters drawer',
  content: 'Drawer content'
})

drawer.setOpen(true)

Entrypoints

  • @samline/drawer: vanilla API and shared runtime helpers
  • @samline/drawer/react: React component API
  • @samline/drawer/browser: browser global for CDN or plain HTML
  • @samline/drawer/vue: Vue wrapper over the shared runtime
  • @samline/drawer/svelte: Svelte action and helpers
  • @samline/drawer/core: controller and snapshot contracts only
  • @samline/drawer/styles.css: shared styles

Full Docs

Use docs/ when you want the full API surface, lifecycle notes, runtime attributes, and framework-specific guidance.

Notes

  • All entrypoints target the same user-facing drawer behavior for shared options.
  • When shouldScaleBackground is enabled, add data-drawer-wrapper to the app shell element that should scale.
  • When a child control should not start dragging, add data-drawer-no-drag to that element.
  • The public DOM contract uses data-drawer-* attributes.

License

MIT