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elementary-watson

v0.0.3

Published

The ultimate in DOM Element tracking! You can use it to get the position of a DOM element and to track whether this position changes.

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6

Readme

ElementaryWatson

The ultimate in DOM Element tracking! You can use it to get the position of a DOM element and to track whether this position changes.

Compatibility

This library uses es2015 and esm. You might need to provide transpilation when using it in your projects.

Testing on browserstack

export BROWSERSTACK_USERNAME=<browserstack-username>

export BROWSERSTACK_KEY=<browserstack-access-key>

npm run test:browserstack

How to use

You can get the position of a DOM element:

import ElementaryWatson from 'elementary-watson'
const elementaryWatson = new ElementaryWatson(DOMElement)

const { x, y, height, width, isFixed } = elementaryWatson.getPosition()

isFixed is true when the position of the DOM element is relative to the browser viewport. Otherwise the position is relative to the document. You can track the position of a DOMElement:

elementaryWatson.start(({ x, y, height, width, isFixed }) => {
  // ...
})

The callback is called only when the position changes. You can stop listening to changes using:

elementaryWatson.stop()