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handled-resizable

v1.0.0

Published

$ npm install handled-resizable

Readme

handled-resizable

A javascript library that offers ability of resizing element by dragging a handle.

Installation

$ npm install handled-resizable

Usage

Notice: This library is designed to be as elementary as possible. Thus, to use this library you must provide a "handle" (the resizer) element by yourself.

Basic

import handledResizable from "handled-resizable"

handledResizable(resizer, resizee)

API

function handledResizable(
    resizer: HTMLElement,
    resizee: HTMLElement|null,
    options?:
    {
        movement?:
        {
            x?: -1|0|1,
            y?: -1|0|1,
        },
        hooks?:
        {
            resizeStart?: (event: MouseEvent, resizer: HTMLElement, resizer_data: ResizerData) => void|false,
            resize?: (event: MouseEvent, resizer: HTMLElement, resizer_data: ResizerData) => void|false,
            resizeEnd?: (event: MouseEvent, resizer: HTMLElement, resizer_data: ResizerData) => void,
        }
    },
): void
  • resizer

    The resizer element. Drag the resizer to resize resizee.

  • resizee

    The resizee element. When drag on resizer, resizee resizes correspondingly. When null, clear all resizable relations on passed resizer.

  • options

    Other options.

    • movement

      Movement constraint.

      • x, y

        Defines in what direction the resizee resizes.

        -1: Negative direction.

        0: No move.

        1: Positive direction.

    • hooks

      Custom hooks.

      • resizeStart

        Call when resize starts. Return false to prevent default behaviour.

      • resize

        Call on each resize move. Return false to prevent default behaviour.

      • resizeEnd

        Call when resize ends.