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In 2014 this module was supposed to unify handling of mouse whee event across different browsers.
Now it's just a wrapper on top of element.addEventListener('wheel', callback)
;
var addWheelListener = require('wheel').addWheelListener;
var removeWheelListener = require('wheel').removeWheelListener;
addWheelListener(domElement, function (e) {
// mouse wheel event
});
removeWheelListener(domElement, function);
You can also use a shortcut for addWheelListener:
var addWheelListener = require('wheel');
addWheelListener(domElement, function (e) {
// mouse wheel event
});
With npm do:
npm install wheel
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Mouse wheel event unified for all browsers
The npm package wheel receives a total of 62,654 weekly downloads. As such, wheel popularity was classified as popular.
We found that wheel 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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