Jank-free onscroll
A better, more performant onscroll event interface based on the concepts from this html5rocks tutorial. It uses requestAnimationFrame
plus debouncing for performance and mobile-compatibility (thanks to the touchmove
event).
Usage
The object exports an onscrolling
module if being used with a Common JS or AMD module loader, or else exposes a global object as window.onscrolling
.
onscrolling( callback )
callback
function
The function to call on a scroll event. In this default version, the module will only call the callback()
when the page has been scrolled vertically.
onscrolling( direction, callback )
direction
string
The scroll axis to monitor. Values can be x
or horizontal
to trigger when page is scrolled horizontally, or any
to trigger when page is scrolled in any direction.
callback
function
The function to call when the page is scrolled.
onscrolling.remove( fn )
fn
function
The function to remove from the onscroll handler. In this default version, the function will be removed from the vertical scroll queue.
onscrolling( direction, fn )
direction
string
The scroll axis that fn
was listening for. Can be x
or horizontal
, or any
, however the function was originally attached. If a function was attached to multiple scroll directions, you can remove only one of those listeners by calling this once for that direction.
fn
function
The function to remove from the onscroll handler for the specified direction.
Dependencies
None, accept to run the tests.
Compatibility
Out of the box, onscrolling uses requestAnimationFrame
, which is only available in IE10+. For older browsers, your scroll watchers simply won?t run. To add compatibility for those browsers, just include a requestAnimationFrame polyfill.
Tests
Tests use Mocha + Should.js + Sinon and must be run in a browser. Just open test/index.html
in a browser (should even work using the file://
protocol).
TODO