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scroll-tabs
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As of version
1.0.0
this library exposes ES modules. Use an ES module aware transpiler such as Webpack, Rollup or Browserify + babelify to bundle it for the browser.
A tiny utility that adds tab scrolling functionality.
ScrollTabs adds scroll buttons on the left and right side of the tabs container if not all tabs are visible. It also adds a mouse wheel listener on the container.
If either a button is clicked or the mouse wheel is used over the tabs, a 'scroll' event is being fired. This event contains the node elements of the new and old active tab, and the direction in which the tab has changed relative to the old active tab.
var $el = (
<div>
<ul class="my-tabs-container">
<li class="my-tab i-am-active"></li>
<li class="my-tab"></li>
<li class="my-tab ignore-me"></li>
</ul>
</div>
);
var scroller = scrollTabs($el, {
selectors: {
tabsContainer: '.my-tabs-container',
tab: '.my-tab',
ignore: '.ignore-me',
active: '.i-am-active'
}
});
scroller.on('scroll', function(newActiveNode, oldActiveNode, direction) {
// activate the new active tab
});
Every time tabs change and or the tab container resizes, update the scroller:
scroller.update();
npm run test
MIT
FAQs
A tab scrolling component
We found that scroll-tabs demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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