Features
- Be able to watch the mouse or another DOM, or even input values, watch anything you want!
- Because it is DOM-based, it is easy to support RWD
- Supports multiple frameworks
- Zero dependency (every framework is!)
- Written in typescript
- The size of the core code is only 3kb after gzip compression
- If the element is not on the screen, it will automatically stop watching
Example
The source code can be found here
Storybook
watching-you's storybook using react, but every framework can do the same thing!
https://jj811208.github.io/watching-you/storybook
Documents
⚠️ The API is still subject to change until version 1.0.0 is released ⚠️
Compatibility
If you use watching-you
directly without any compiler(babel), (e.g. Wordpress project using CDN import watching-you
)
Chrome | Firefox | Safari | Edge | Opera | iOS Safari/Chrome | Android Chrome | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Supported | 70+ | 73+ | 14.1+ | 80+ | 70+ | 14.1+ | ✔ |
But if you use a compiler like babel and import polyfill, it can even support IE11
Some references:
https://babeljs.io/
https://github.com/vitejs/vite/tree/main/packages/plugin-legacy
Note
- When watching
input
ortextarea
, thetext-align
attribute must beleft
- Some inline elements ignore the
transform
attribute (let's sayspan
), so you have to give them thedisplay
attribute to work properly. (see: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24961795/how-can-i-use-css3-transform-on-a-span) - You may need something like
transition: transform .1s
depending on your needs