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document-height

v1.0.1

Published

Get the height of the document, across browsers.

Downloads

5

Readme

100% test coverage

document-height

Utility to return the height of the current document

Installation

Install via npm.

$ npm i document-height --save

Usage

Require and call as needed. Document height is cached, so there's likely no reason to hang on to the returned value within your implementation (except to save a function call). To clear the cache, you must pass a true parameter.

var docHeight = require('document-height');

// Assuming a 1000px tall document...
console.log(docHeight()); // logs 1000

// At some point the height of the document
// changes to 1500px - the module will still
// return its cached value of 1000
console.log(docHeight()); // logs 1000

// to re-measure, pass a truthy value
console.log(docHeight(true)); // logs 1500

Tests

Tests are mocha browser-based, and can be run via:

npm i && npm run build && npm test

A test coverage report can be generated via:

npm run coverage && open coverage/lcov-report/index.html