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@ultraq/smooth-scroll-to

v0.2.0

Published

Smooth-scroll to a page element

Downloads

4

Readme

smooth-scroll-to

npm License

Smooth-scroll to a page element.

Ideally, one would use only CSS and apply scroll-behaviour: smooth; to the area that is being scrolled, rendering this library redundant. As of writing however, Chrome's implementation doesn't scroll in a fixed amount of time, instead accelerating to a top speed, maintaining that speed, then deccelerating as the target approaches. This is less than ideal on long documents where the scrolling can take extremely long :( Hence, this JS solution.

Installation

If importing into your own project with NPM:

npm install @ultraq/smooth-scroll-to --save

Or using as a standalone library:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@ultraq/smooth-scroll-to/dist/smooth-scroll-to.min.js"></script>

Usage

This project exports a single function, smoothScrollTo. If installed via NPM, you can use this function by requireing/importing it into your code. If using the standalone browser bundle either through the unpkg CDN or linking to the dist/smoothScrollTo.min.js file, then this function is available globally.

import smoothScrollTo from 'smooth-scroll-to';

smoothScrollTo('body', '#error-banner');

smoothScrollTo(containerSelector, targetSelector)

  • containerSelector: a CSS selector for picking out the scrolling container that has the target element to scroll into view
  • targetSelector: a CSS selector for picking out the element to scroll to.