DragDoll is a modular and highly extensible drag system written in TypeScript. It's originally based on Muuri's internal drag system, but fully redesigned to be used as a general purpose drag system.
📡 Sweet Sensors
A well-documented and extendable Sensor system that normalizes any input into unified drag events, giving you complete control over user interactions.
🤏 Dynamic Draggables
A highly customizable and pluggable Draggable system with autoscrolling superpowers, making complex drag-and-drop scenarios effortless.
🪄 Magical Transforms
Finally, transformed (2D) elements can be dragged normally. Rotate, scale, skew, and translate to your heart's content without limitations.
🧘 Blissful DX
Experience a seamless developer experience with strong typing, smart defaults, and pre-baked solutions for common use cases.
🍦 Vanilla Flavour
No frameworks were abused while writing this library. It's all vanilla framework-free TypeScript down to the core.
💝 Free & Open Source
100% MIT licensed, spread the love.
https://niklasramo.github.io/dragdoll/
Copyright © 2022-2024, Niklas Rämö (inramo@gmail.com). Licensed under the MIT license.
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Modular and extensible drag & drop system.
We found that dragdoll demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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