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cycle-svg-pan-and-zoom
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> A Google Maps style SVG pan and zoom component for Cycle.js
A Google Maps style SVG pan and zoom component for Cycle.js
cycle-svg-pan-and-zoom
is a component for Cycle.js that allows you to pan by clicking and dragging, and to zoom with the mouse.
Currently xstream
only, although a pull-request to support other stream libraries is welcome.
First we need to import the component:
import SvgPanAndZoom from 'cycle-svg-pan-and-zoom';
We also need the h
hyperscript helper from @cycle/dom
to make SVG elements.
import {h} from '@cycle/dom';
Then, inside of our main, we set up our SVG:
function main ({DOM}) {
const children$ = xs.of([
h('text', {attrs: {x: 100, y: 100}}, 'hello world')
]);
const svg = SvgPanAndZoom({DOM, children$});
return {
DOM: svg.DOM
}
}
Returns a sinks object with a DOM stream, where the top level element is the svg
.
DOM
(required) - the @cycle/dom
sourcechildren$
(required) - a stream, where each item is an array of hyperscript SVG elementsattrs$
(optional) - a stream of objects that will be used as attrs for the svg
element. useful for setting width and heightWith npm installed, run
$ npm install cycle-svg-pan-and-zoom --save
Contributions are extremely welcome. Please feel free to open an issue or pull request, or to ask any questions.
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> A Google Maps style SVG pan and zoom component for Cycle.js
We found that cycle-svg-pan-and-zoom 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.
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