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tap-listener
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Listens to taps
On mobile devices, the click
event is triggered after a delay. Tap Listener listens for native touch and pointer events to trigger a callback immediately.
Used in Flickity.
var tapper = new TapListener( element );
tapper.on( 'tap', function( event ) {
console.log('tap happened');
});
Use TapListener
to extend a class.
function Widget() {
//...
}
// inherit Tap Listener
Widget.prototype = new TapListener();
// or
_.extend( Widget.prototype, TapListener.prototype );
var widgy = new Widget( element );
widgy.on( 'tap', function() {...});
Bower: bower install tap-listener --save
npm: npm install tap-listener
requirejs( [ 'path/to/tap-listener' ], function( TapListener ) {
var tapper = new TapListener( element );
});
var TapListener = require('tap-listener');
var tapper = new TapListener( element );
var tapper = new TapListener( element )
// element {Element} - binds tap events to element
tapper.bindTap( element )
// element {Element} - binds tap events to element
tapper.unbindTap()
// unbinds tap events
tapper.on( eventName, callback )
// eventName {String} - tap, pointerDown, pointerMove, pointerUp, pointerCancel
// callback {Function}
function callback( event, pointer ) {...}
// event {Event} - the original mouseup, touchend, or pointerup event
// pointer {Event} or {Touch} - event object with pageX and pageY
tapper.destroy()
// unbinds tap events
MIT license
By Metafizzy
FAQs
Listens to taps
The npm package tap-listener receives a total of 1,642 weekly downloads. As such, tap-listener popularity was classified as popular.
We found that tap-listener 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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