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scroll-ease-efficient
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A function that smoothly scroll the scrollbar to the specified position
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scroll-ease-efficient is a function that smoothly scroll the scrollbar to the specified position.
https://theoxiong.github.io/scroll-ease-efficient/

$ npm install scroll-ease-efficient --save
# Support CommonJs/ES6/Script
# 1. CommonJs
const { scrollTo } = require('scroll-ease-efficient')
# 2. ES6
import { scrollTo } from 'scroll-ease-efficient'
# 3. Script
<script type="text/javascript" src="scroll-ease-efficient/index.js"></script>
# scrollable element
let scrollEle = document.getElementById('id')
# basic usage
scrollTo(scrollEle, 500)
# specify the time of scrolling, unit is millisecond(ms)
scrollTo(scrollEle, 500, { duration: 500})
# specify the timing function, support 'gradually'/'liner'/'instant'
scrollTo(scrollEle, 500, { timingFunction: 'gradually'})
# specify the time of scrolling, and timing function
scrollTo(scrollEle, 500, { timingFunction: 'liner', duration: 500})
# specify the factor, it is just for 'gradually' mode, and duration is unuserful
scrollTo(scrollEle, 500, { timingFunction: 'gradually', factor: 6})
# horizontal direction
scrollTo(scrollEle, 500, { direction: 'horizontal' })
function scrollTo (ele, pos, [options])
MIT
scroll smooth animation js front-end
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A function that smoothly scroll the scrollbar to the specified position
We found that scroll-ease-efficient 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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