@mui/x-internal-gestures
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The core engine of GestureEvents, a modern and robust multi-pointer gesture detection library for JavaScript.
A modern and robust multi-pointer gesture detection library for JavaScript and TypeScript applications. It is built on top of the Pointer Events API, and leverages the Event Target API to provide a flexible and extensible framework for detecting user gestures in across all modern browsers.
This library is structured into multiple entrypoints to allow for modular usage:
@mui/x-internal-gestures/core: The core gesture detection library@mui/x-internal-gestures/testing: Utilities for simulating gestures in tests@mui/x-internal-gestures/matchers: Vitest matchers for testing gesturesThe core library for detecting and handling user gestures in web applications. It provides a flexible API for configuring and responding to various gesture interactions including tap, press, move, pan, pinch, rotate, and turn wheel.
Utilities for simulating user gestures in browser testing environments. This works alongside core to make it easy to test gesture interactions.
Vitest matchers for testing gestures, making it easier to ensure gesture implementations behave as expected.
The following gestures are supported by the @mui/x-internal-gestures library:
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The core engine of GestureEvents, a modern and robust multi-pointer gesture detection library for JavaScript.
The npm package @mui/x-internal-gestures receives a total of 154,895 weekly downloads. As such, @mui/x-internal-gestures popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @mui/x-internal-gestures demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 16 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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