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@andrewstart/nouislider
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@andrewstart/nouislider
A version of nouislider with additional handling for accessibility.
noUiSlider
noUiSlider is a lightweight JavaScript range slider.
- Accessible with
ariaand keyboard support - GPU animated: no reflows, so fast; even on older devices
- All modern browsers and IE > 9 are supported
- No dependencies
- Fully responsive
- Multi-touch support on Android, iOS and Windows devices
- Tons of examples and answered Stack Overflow questions
License
noUiSlider is licensed MIT.
It can be used for free and without any attribution, in any personal or commercial project.
Documentation
An extensive documentation, including examples, options and configuration details, is available here:
Contributing
See Contributing.
Sponsorship
noUiSlider is a stable project that still receives a lot of feature requests. A lot of these are interesting, but require a good amount of effort to implement, test and document. Sponsorship of this project will allow me to spend some more of my time on these feature requests.
Please consider sponsoring the project by clicking the "❤ Sponsor" button above. Thanks!
Tooling
Cross-browser testing kindly provided by BrowserStack.
FAQs
A version of nouislider with additional handling for accessibility.
We found that @andrewstart/nouislider demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 11 Dec 2021
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