full-house
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make an element or group of elements or a canvas take up as much of the window as possible
EXAMPLE
var fullHouse = require('full-house')
fullHouse(document.querySelectorAll('.slideShow'))
fullHouse(document.getElementById('canvas'))
fullHouse(document.getElementById('my-selfie'))
the www/demo.js is a good example for layering a bunch of images on top of each other. I use this technique to build a slideshow here
API
fullHouse(nodelist || element || canvas)
given a node list like that returned by querySelectorAll/getElementsByTagName/etc., OR an individual html element like that returned by getElementById, OR a canvas element, fullHouse will resize that/those element(s) to be the size of the window/screen/browser-thing. When the browser is resized, the function will call itself again.
If working with a canvas, the resize event will wipe the screen clear, so hopefully you are drawing to it absolutely constantly and that does not matter much.