Use observable to monitor mouse and touch events.
First bind to the element you wish to capture data for. In this case let's capture data at the document level:
var point = require('point')(document);
Now to receive the pointer events simply pass point a function that will process the data:
point(function(args) {
console.log(args);
});
The event data is passed to the function as a 4 element array:
[ pageX, pageY, data, originalEvent ]
At this stage, the data object [2] simply tells you the type of the pointer event, with three possible values:
FAQs
Unified, Observable Touch and Mouse Events
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