Deprecated
Cycle DOM now supports selecting on document
and body
, so this driver is unnecessary.
A driver for Cycle.js to help you deal with mouse events in your application
Installation
$ npm install cycle-mouse-driver --save
Cycle Mouse Driver is stream library agnostic. You should be able to use it with RxJs, xstream, or whatever you like. Please open an issue if you have any troubles, and note which stream library you are using.
Usage
import {makeMouseDriver} from 'cycle-mouse-driver';
- Initialise the driver by calling
makeMouseDriver()
in your drivers object
const drivers = {
Mouse: makeMouseDriver()
}
- Add it to your main function's sources
function main({Mouse}) { }
Methods
-
up()
: returns a stream of mouseup events
-
down()
: returns a stream of mousedown events
-
click()
: returns a stream of click events
-
positions()
: returns a stream of all mousemove events as a vector with an x and a y position.
const mousePosition$ = Mouse.positions();
const mouseUp$ = Mouse.up();
Example
Try this example online
import {run} from '@cycle/xstream-run';
import {makeDOMDriver, div, h1, h3} from '@cycle/dom';
import {makeMouseDriver} from 'cycle-mouse-position'
import xs from 'xstream';
export default function main({DOM, Mouse}){
const mousePosition$ = Mouse.positions();
return {
DOM: mousePosition$.map(pos =>
div(
'.container', [
h1('Where\'s my mouse at? 🐭'),
h3(`X: ${pos.x}, Y: ${pos.y}`)
]
)
)
}
}
const drivers = {
DOM: makeDOMDriver('.app'),
Mouse: makeMouseDriver()
};
run(app, drivers);
We would love to hear from you if you have ideas for features we haven't implemented yet, feedback on the API and documentation, or would like to contribute. Feel free to write your ideas here, or open an issue. Thanks!