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f1-dom-oldify

v1.0.0

Published

This module will take the d1-dom module and "oldify" it. This means css transforms and opacity will be polyfilled for older browsers.

Downloads

4

Readme

f1-dom-oldify

experimental

This module will take the f1-dom module and "oldify" it. For instance instead of running css 3d transforms it will emulate the same through ie filter operations on older versions of ie.

Known issues:

  1. Webkit renders perspective transforms differently so visually some elements do not match 100%
  2. Older ie browsers do not support perspective transformations so 3d rotations are mimiced through skews. This means rotations do not look correct but will look similar.
  3. Older ie browsers do not support rgba background colours so alpha is currently bring ignored by f1-dom-oldify for colours.

Usage

NPM

This module expects f1-dom to be a peer dependency so first do:

$ npm i f1-dom --save
$ npm i f1-dom-oldify --save

Then in your source code you have two options.

Option #1 just require and use:

var f1 = require('f1');
var f1DomOldify = require('f1-dom-oldify');

var ui = f1()
.parsers(f1DomOldify);

The above method is similar to using f1-dom.

Option #2 oldify f1-dom:

var f1 = require('f1');
var f1Dom = require('f1-dom');
require('f1-dom-oldify').oldify();

var ui = f1()
.parsers(f1Dom);

The above method will modify f1-dom to support older browsers. Most likely you'd perform a check that oldification should happen before doing it. For instance check if this is an old IE version then oldify.

License

MIT, see LICENSE.md for details.