2012-09-09, [Tobias Otte]

dragend.js is a touch ready, fully responsive, content swipe script. It has no dependencies but it can, doesn't have to, be used as a jQuery plugin.

The current version is 0.2.0 release candidate 3

• Simple demo
• jQuery and content scribe demo
• Responsive demo
• Yahoo weather app like page swiping demo
• Demo with navigation buttons and a page overview
• Demo with infinit swiping through pages
• Mobile demo

• horizontal and vertical swiping
• mobile and desktop ready
• lightweight (2.9KB gzipped)
• keyboard navigation
• fullscreen or boxed
• contend scribe (Sometimes you need to indicate to the user that there is more content to see. Especially on mobile devices. One easy approach to this problem is to show a bit of the next page)
• resize adjustment
• overscroll
• fully responsive

• Firefox 3.5+
• Chrome 4+
• IE 8+ (8 and 9 need hammer JS and jQuery)
• Safari 4+
• Safari on iOS 5+
• Android 2+

<div id="demo">
  <div class="dragend-page"></div>
  <div class="dragend-page"></div>
</div>

$("#demo").dragend(options);

new Dragend(document.getElementById("demo"), options);

You can call the dragend method a second time to trigger some actions. When you want to go to a page when you click on a link you could do something like this:

$("#container").dragend();

$("#my-link").on("click", function() {
   $("#container").dragend({
    scrollToPage: 2
  });
});

instead of scrollToPage you can use jumpToPage to get to a page without a animation. Or

$("#container").dragend("left");

to swipe left or right.

Call the destroy method to unbind the events and reset the styles

var instance =  new Dragend();
instance.destroy();

• pageClass: classname selector for all elments that should provide a page
• direction: "horizontal" or "vertical"
• minDragDistance: minuimum distance (in pixel) the user has to drag to trigger swip
• page: Number of page to load on start
• scribe: pixel value for a possible scribe
• onSwipeStart: callback function before the animation
• onSwipeEnd: callback function after the animation
• onDrag: callback on drag
• onDragEnd: callback on dragend
• afterInitialize:
• borderBetweenPages: if you need space between pages add a pixel value
• duration
• hammerSettings
• preventDrag: if want to prevent user interactions and only swipe manualy
• disableScroll: prevent scroll on mobile version

• 2013-1-17 0.2.0_rc3 release

  Changes:

  • removed hammer as dependency
  • fixed several bugs

• 2013-09-30 0.2.0_rc2 release

  Changes:

  • better cross browser css transition support
  • moved jumpToPage and scrollToPage to public instance methodes
  • callbacks are now called in the instace context
  • better initalisation handling with module loaders

• 2013-06-14 0.2.0_rc1 release

  Changes:

  • remove jQuery dependency
  • add responsive support

• 2013-06-14 0.1.3 release

  Changes:

  • fixed bug when adding new pages and updating the instance
  • add simple demo

• 2013-05-25 0.1.2 release

  Changes:

  • fixed some bugs in Firefox
  • added callbacks for onDrag and onDragEnd
  • added borderBetweenPages option
  • switch overflow-y from scroll to auto

• 2013-05-02 0.1.1 release

• 2013-04-21 0.1.0 release

• 2012-09-9 0.1.0 beta release

• 2012-08-12 0.1.0 alpha release

• 2012-08-04 Creation

Copyright (c) 2012 Tobias Otte

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