just-carousel

just-carousel

Just an 1-item-on-screen carousel that works naturally like an iOS/android desktops and nothing else.

An Example

Advantages

• No dependencies.
• 1.6kb min + gzip, 8kb full.
• Android 4+, WP8+, iOS 7+.
• Written on es3 so must work on most desktop browsers (only requires support for transform3d).
• Easy integration with React, Vue, etc.
• Unblocking UI (carousel reacts on any user action at any time). For example you can make 3 fast swype in a row.
• Based on percent-layout. It means that change of device orientation is occurring fast, because doesn't recalculate any dimensions. Specially fine with responsive layout outside and inside of carousel.

Limitations

• Supports only one slide on the screen at a time (but you can try to layout many items in each base slide).
• No infinity mode (yet).
• Doesn't have additional elements (like a prev/next arrows, cute little circles, etc). So you will have to do it yourself using api.
• Doesn't react on mouse events.
• You need to take care that all slides were the same height.

Thus, this carousel will suit you, if you just need a lightweight, simple, 1-item-on-screen touch-carousel.

Need something more? Try Swiper.

Install

$ npm install -S just-carousel

or oldschool method:

<script src="just-carousel.js"></script>

Usage

<div class="carousel">
	<ul> <!-- Root element must contain ul > li structure -->
		<li>1</li> <!-- li may contain anything -->
		<li>2</li>
		<li>3</li>
	</ul>
</div>

const justCarousel = require('just-carousel'); // ← if you use build system

const carousel = new JustCarousel({
	root: document.querySelector('.carousel'),
	onChangePos: function (data) {
		console.log(data); // {prevSlide, currentSlide}
	}
});

Options

root

Type: DOM Node
Required

A root element of carousel.

startIdx

Starting element.

onChangePos

Type: function

Calls when the end of the animation. Accepts only object argument contains fields: prevSlide and currentSlide.

onMovingStart

Calls whenever any animation is started, including calling slideTo and user touch moving. Useful to optimize FPS. (For example, you can stop video playing inside of slide when carousel animating.)

onMovingEnd

Calls whenever any animation is stopped.

Instance methods

slideNext(), slidePrev()

slideTo(index<Number>)

update()

You can try to call it if something looks strange. it will recalculate some dimensions and reapply styles for slides.

destroy()

License

MIT © f0rmat1k

Special thanks to air-breathing.