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two-up-element

v1.0.1

Published

Compare two elements by sliding between them.

Downloads

1,180

Readme

A web component to compare two DOM elements

Usage

npm install --save-dev two-up-element
<two-up>
  <div>This appears on one side</div>
  <div>This appears on the other</div>
</two-up>

Now the user can slide between the two.

API

<two-up class="my-two-up">
  <div>…</div>
  <div>…</div>
</two-up>
<script>
  const twoUp = document.querySelector('.my-two-up');
</script>

Attributes

<two-up legacy-clip-compat></two-up>

Boolean attribute that enables Edge support. The downside is the elements within the <two-up> become absolutely positioned. This is because CSS clip is used rather than clip-path.

This can also be get/set via the boolean property twoUp.legacyClipCompat.

<two-up orientation="horizontal"></two-up>

…or "vertical". The direction the handle moves.

This can also be get/set via the property twoUp.orientation.

CSS Custom Properties

.my-two-up {
  /* Color of the track & thumb */
  --accent-colour: #777;
  /* Or you can set the two independently: */
  --track-color: #777;
  --thumb-color: #777;
  /* Background of the thumb */
  --thumb-background: #fff;
  /* Size of the thumb */
  --thumb-size: 62px;
  /* Thickness of the bar */
  --bar-size: 6px;
  /* Touch-thickness of the bar */
  --bar-touch-size: 30px;
}

Demo

TODO.

Files

  • lib/index.ts - Original TypeScript.
  • dist/two-up.mjs - JS module. Default exports TwoUp.
  • dist/two-up.js - Plain JS. Exposes TwoUp on the global.
  • dist/two-up-min.js - Minified plain JS. 2.4k gzipped.