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drag-event-service
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Listen both mouse and touch event. With Typescript definition files. Support Typescript.
Listen both mouse and touch event. With Typescript definition files. Support Typescript.
同时监听鼠标和触摸事件. 支持 Typescript.
// mapping
const events = {
start: ["mousedown", "touchstart"],
move: ["mousemove", "touchmove"],
end: ["mouseup", "touchend"],
};
npm install drag-event-service --save
import DragEventService from "drag-event-service";
DragEventService.on(el, name, handler, { args, mouseArgs, touchArgs });
DragEventService.off(el, name, handler, { args, mouseArgs, touchArgs });
// 1
DragEventService.on(document, 'start', (e, mouse) => ..., {touchArgs: [{passive: false}]})
DragEventService.on(document, 'move', (e, mouse) => ..., {touchArgs: [{passive: false}]})
DragEventService.on(document, 'end', (e, mouse) => ..., {touchArgs: [{passive: false}]})
// 2
const handler = (e, mouse) => ...
DragEventService.on(document, 'start', handler)
DragEventService.off(document, 'start', handler)
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Listen both mouse and touch event. With Typescript definition files. Support Typescript.
The npm package drag-event-service receives a total of 7,904 weekly downloads. As such, drag-event-service popularity was classified as popular.
We found that drag-event-service 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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