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svg-grid-draggable
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Make an svg element draggable inside the confines of a fixed grid.

Using this library to move svg-midi-notes inside a svg-midi-grid:
const html = require('bel')
const morph = require('nanomorph')
const Note = require('svg-midi-note')
const Grid = require('svg-midi-grid')
const Draggable = require('svg-grid-draggable')
const note = Note()
const draggable = Draggable()
const grid = new Grid()
const cellHeight = 10
const cellWidth = 20
const state = {
x: 80,
y: 100
}
const onstart = () => console.log('on start')
const onmove = () => console.log('on move')
const onend = ({ x, y }) => {
state.x = x
state.y = y
console.log(`on end (${x}, ${y})`)
update()
}
const render = () => html`
<svg width=400 height=200>
${grid.render({ height: 201, width: 401, cellHeight, cellWidth })}
${draggable.render({
x: state.x,
y: state.y,
cellHeight,
cellWidth,
onstart,
onmove,
onend,
el: note.render({
height: cellHeight,
width: cellWidth,
velocity: 1
})
})}
</svg>
`
const update = () => {
morph(el, render())
}
const el = render()
document.body.appendChild(el)
$ npm install svg-grid-draggable
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Make an svg element draggable inside the confines of a fixed grid
We found that svg-grid-draggable 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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