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scrollo

v1.0.4

Published

Detect the position of a DOM element compared to the viewport during page scrolling

Downloads

21

Readme

Scrollo

Detect the position of a DOM element compared to the viewport during page scrolling.

Install

npm install scrollo

Usage

Element is alive when a single part of it is visible on the viewport. Element is active when it is completely in the viewport.

onFocus is called during page scrolling. By default it is called only when element is alive – set persist to true in order to call it even when the element is out from the viewport.

Status

  • status.isAlive - true if it's alive
  • status.aliveScroll - alive scroll value
  • status.aliveProgress - alive scroll value in percentage
  • status.isActive - true if it's active
  • status.activeScroll - active scroll value
  • status.activeProgress - active scroll value in percentage
  • status.outerScroll - window scroll value

Data

  • data.height - element height
  • data.offsetTop - element top position relative to the document
  • data.maxAliveScroll - max alive scroll value
  • data.maxActiveScroll - max active scroll value

Code

var myScrollo = new Scrollo(elm, {
    persist: false,
    autoStart: true,
    onInitialize: (status, data, self) => {},
    onBeforeUpdate: (status, data, self) => {},
    onUpdate: (status, data, self) => {},
    onEnter: (status, data, self) => {},
    onActive: (status, data, self) => {},
    onFocus: (status, data, self) => {},
    onInactive: (status, data, self) => {},
    onLeave: (status, data, self) => {}
});

Methods

// start watching
myScrollo.start();

// stop watching
myScrollo.stop();

// update data
myScrollo.update();