uc-scroll

Unchained UI

Scroll

All you need to deal with the scroll

To

Scrolls element for your pleasure. Scrolling is always interrupted when a user starts to scroll

import { scroll } from 'uc-scroll'
//or
import scrollTo from 'uc-scroll/to'
 
scroll.to(window, {
  to: '#target',
  ease: 'inElastic'
}, () => console.log('Done!'))
 

scrollTo(el, options, [callback])

• el — element to scroll
• options
  • to — html element or selector or {top: number, left: number}
  • direction — 'vertical || horizontal || both', default "vertical"
  • shiftTop — shift of original position, can be negative, default 0
  • shiftLeft — shift of original position, can be negative, default 0
  • duration — animation duration, default 1000ms
  • ease — easing function, default "linear"
• callback — callback function, optional

Easing functions

inQuad, outQuad, inOutQuad, inCubic, outCubic, inOutCubic, inQuart, outQuart, inOutQuart, inQuint, outQuint, inOutQuint, inSine, outSine, inOutSine, inExpo, outExpo, inOutExpo, inCirc, outCirc, inOutCirc, inElastic, outElastic, inOutElastic, inBack, outBack, inOutBack.

Direction

Calls cb when el scrolling changed direction

import { scroll } from 'uc-scroll'
//or
import scrollDirection from 'uc-scroll/direction'
 
scroll.direction(window, dir => console.log('Direction', dir))
 

scrollDirection(el, [options], cb)

• el — element to scroll
• options
  • direction — 'vertical || horizontal', default "vertical"
  • threshold — scroll change should be bigger that threshold, defaul 0
• callback — callback function, optional

On

Calls the callback function if the conditions result is changed.

import { scroll } from 'uc-scroll'
//or
import scrollOn from 'uc-scroll/on'
 
scroll.on(window, {
  on: '#content',
  condition: 'top(10) and bottom(-10)'
},
(condition, event) => {
  event.target.style.background = condition ? '#00ff00' : '#ff0000';
})

scrollOn(el, options, cb)

• el — element to scroll
• options
  • on — html element or selector`
  • condition conditions for an html element position relative to the scroll position of the el
• callback — callback function, gets boolean value on condition changes and an html element that triggered the change

Conditions

Example: 'top(20) and bottom(-20)'

Keywords

• vertical: top, middle, bottom
• horizontal: left, center, right
• logic: and, or

Keywords can be included in each other within same direction, outside keyword means el position to compare and inside keyword target position to compare. This way:

• "top(bottom(20))" — full condition, means top position of the el should be compare to bottom position of target, and difference should be less than 20
• "top" — basicaly, this is shortcut for "top(top(0))"
• "top(20)" — "top(top(20))"
• "top(bottom)" — "top(bottom(0))"

Browser support

Safari, Firefox, IE9+, Chrome, Mobile Safari.

License MIT

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