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slide-scroll

v0.1.4

Published

A vertical scroll animation library.

Downloads

10

Readme

SlideScroll v0.1.3

A javascript vertical page scroll animation library.

SlideScroll is an animating version of window.scrollTo() that only applies to vertical directions.

Download

Installation

Option 1: HTML

<script src="SlideScroll.min.js"></script>

Option 2: NPM

$ npm i slide-scroll --save

Quick Start

// animation duration is 500ms.
var slide_scroll = new SlideScroll({duration: 500});

// scrolling to 100px from page top.
slide_scroll.to(100, function(){
  // callback
});

APIs

SlideScroll()

SlideScroll constructor.

Syntax:

Arguments:

  • settings {object} (optional) SlideScroll settings for initialization.

    Parameters for settings:

    | Parameter | Type | Default | Description | | ----------- | --------- | ------- | ----------- | | duration | integer | 400 | Scroll animation duration in milliseconds | | el | string | window | Target DOM element to scroll | | watchMode | boolean | false | If watchMode is enabled, .to() method will animate scroll only when it is followed by .watch() method. watchMode is often used when it is discouraged for SlideScroll to create another requestAnimationFrame by itself as there is already existing rAF in the page. |

.to()

Scroll to the specific position of the target element.

Syntax:

Arguments:

  • scroll_top {integer} Target scroll position to animate toward.
  • callback {function} (optional) Callback function
  • callback_arguments {Array} (optional) Arguments array for callback function

.watch()

Trigger scroll animation in watchMode. This method is to be used in an already existing requestAnimationFrame in the page. It is required to set watchMode = true in the constructor settings.

Syntax:

Example:

/** 
 * `watchMode` enabled.
 */
var slide_scroll = new SlideScroll({watchMode: true});

/** 
 * By running `render()`, it constantly calls
 * `slide_scroll.watch()` method.
 */
var render = function() {
  slide_scroll.watch();
  window.requestAnimationFrame(render);
};
render();

/**
 * Scrolls to 100px scroll top.
 * `.to()` method is constantly watched by `.watch()`.
 */
slide_scroll.to(100);

Above example is identical to the below example in normal mode, which uses its own requestAnimationFrame internally.

var slide_scroll = new SlideScroll();
slide_scroll.to(100);

Browser Support

Scrawler supports all major modern browsers including IE 10+.

License

MIT