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@bufferapp/dragme
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A lightweight module for dragging elements using CSS transforms
A super lightweight module for dragging elements using CSS3 Transforms. The goal of this module is to be a minimal way to make certain elements draggable on a page, i.e. modal windows.
Dragme makes use of some modern JS APIs – make sure to polyfill it depending on the browser support wanted:
Element.classList
Object.assign()
Element.closest()
npm install @bufferapp/dragme
const dragMe = new DragMe(document.querySelector('#draggable-component'));
Prevent dragging on certain elements:
const dragMe = new DragMe(document.querySelector('#draggable-component'), {
cancel: 'textarea, .button',
});
Cleanup bindings to disable a DragMe instance:
dragMe.cleanup();
Listen to when dragging starts and stops using callbacks:
const dragMe = new DragMe(document.querySelector('#draggable-component'), {
onDragStart: () => console.log('Started dragging'),
onDragEnd: () => console.log('Stopped dragging'),
});
Bug fixes or improvements welcome!
This builds upon jwilsson's non-jQuery fork of Buffer's jQuery DragMe.
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A lightweight module for dragging elements using CSS transforms
The npm package @bufferapp/dragme receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, @bufferapp/dragme popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bufferapp/dragme demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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