naver/egjs-axes

A module used to change the information of user action entered by various input devices such as touch screen or mouse into the logical virtual coordinates.

@egjs/axes

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You can easily create a UI that responds to user actions.

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✨ Features

• Axes translate user action entered by various input devices into the virtual coordinate system.
• You can create an UI that responds to user actions.
• Provides five input types. These can be associated with a user interface.
  • PanInput
  • RotatePanInput
  • PinchInput
  • WheelInput
  • MoveKeyInput
• Provides six types of events generated by InputTypes.
  • hold
  • change
  • release
  • animationStart
  • animationEnd
  • finish
• Moreover, you can create your own custom InputTypes!

⚙️ Installation

npm

$ npm install @egjs/axes

CDN

• jsDelivr: https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@egjs/axes/dist/
• unpkg: https://unpkg.com/@egjs/axes@latest/dist/
• cdnjs: https://cdnjs.com/libraries/egjs-axes

🏃 Quick Start

1. Set up your HTML

<div id="area"></div>

2. Load files or import library

ES5

<script src="https://naver.github.io/egjs-axes/release/latest/axes.pkgd.js"></script>

var Axes = eg.Axes;
var PanInput = Axes.PanInput;
var PinchInput = Axes.PinchInput;
var WheelInput = Axes.WheelInput;
var MoveKeyInput = Axes.MoveKeyInput;

ES6+

import Axes, {PanInput, PinchInput, WheelInput, MoveKeyInput} from "@egjs/axes";

3. Initialize Axes

// create eg.Axes with option
const axes = new Axes({
  something1: { range: [0, 100] },
  something2: { range: [0, 100] },
  somethingN: { range: [-200, 200] }
});

4. Attach event handlers

axes.on({
 "change": evt => /* ... */
});

5. Initialize InputTypes to use

const panInput = new PanInput("#area");
const wheelInput = new WheelInput("#wArea");
const pinchInput = new PinchInput("#pArea");
const movekeyInput = new MoveKeyInput("#mArea");

6. Connect eg.Axes and InputTypes

axes.connect(["something2", "somethingN"], panInput);
axes.connect(["something1"], wheelInput);
axes.connect(["something2"], pinchInput);
axes.connect(["something1", "something2"], movekeyInput);

7. Enjoy!

You can change the value of the axis through touch screen, mouse or anything else.

🌐 Supported Browsers

10+	Latest	Latest	Latest	7+	2.3+(except 3.x)

🔧 Dependency

egjs-axes has the dependencies for the following libraries:

eg.Component	eg.Agent
3.0.1+	2.2.1+

📼 Demos

Check our Demos.

📖 Documentation

See Documentation page.

🙌 Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md.

📝 Feedback & Bug Report

Please file an Issue.

📜 License

@egjs/axes is released under the MIT license.

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