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A small promise aware helper function to scroll a webpage to the bottom.
A small promise aware helper function to scroll a webpage to the bottom. This can be helpful for triggering lazy loading images (or anything using scroll based observation).
Once the function is included in the browser, you can use scrollToBottom
with
the defaults, or pass options:
scrollToBottom();
scrollToBottom({ frequency: 50, timing: 5 });
options.frequency
(default: 100) - How many scroll incrementsoptions.timing
(default: 8) - The amout of ms to pause between scroll
incrementsoptions.remoteWindow
(default: window
) - The browsers window
object. Can
be handly for test runners like Cypress, which run the subjects test in a
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A small promise aware helper function to scroll a webpage to the bottom.
The npm package scroll-to-bottomjs receives a total of 13,246 weekly downloads. As such, scroll-to-bottomjs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that scroll-to-bottomjs 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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