Swiperia Core is the foundation of the Swiperia library, providing essential utilities and functions for handling swipe gestures and calculating swipe-related metrics. This package is designed to be platform-agnostic and can be used in any JavaScript environment, including the browser, Node.js, and React Native.
- Swipe Direction Detection: Determine the direction of a swipe gesture (left, right, up, down) based on the start and end coordinates.
- Swipe Distance Calculation: Calculate the distance traveled during a swipe gesture.
- Swipe Velocity Calculation: Calculate the velocity of a swipe gesture, including the separate velocities along the x and y axes.
- Swipe Movement Analysis: Analyze the movement of a swipe gesture, including the start and end coordinates, delta values, and absolute delta values.
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Swipe Event Handling: Provide a consistent and extensible way to handle swipe events, such as
start,move,end, andcancel.
You can install the swiperia-core package using npm or yarn:
npm install swiperia-core
# or
yarn add swiperia-coreHere's a basic example of how to use the swiperia-core package:
import { direction, distance, movement, velocity, vxvy } from 'swiperia-core';
const start = [100, 200];
const end = [300, 250];
const duration = 500; // in milliseconds
const swipeData = movement(start, end, duration);
console.log('Swipe Direction:', direction(start, end)); // Output: 'right'
console.log('Swipe Distance:', distance(start, end)); // Output: 208.06...
console.log('Swipe Velocity:', velocity(start, end, duration)); // Output: 416.12...
console.log('Swipe Velocity (x, y):', vxvy(start, end, duration)); // Output: [400, 100]
console.log('Swipe Movement:', swipeData);For detailed documentation, including API references and advanced usage examples, please visit the Swiperia Documentation.
We welcome contributions from the community! If you'd like to contribute to Swiperia Core, please read our Contributing Guide for more information.
Swiperia Core is released under the MIT License.