Swiped.js

Demo (use mobile or emulate touches mode on your browser)

Features

• Dependency-free.
• Short & long swipe.
• Swipe to delete.
• Easy to use.
• CSS transforms & transitions.

Installation

npm install swiped
bower install swiped

API

Swiped(options)

• options (object) - Options to configure a new instance of Swiped.
• [options.query] (string) - Query selector.
• [options.duration] (number) - The time (milliseconds) to open/close the element. Default: 200.
• [options.tolerance] (number) - Default: 150.
• [options.time] (number) - Time for short swipe. Default: 200.
• [options.left] (number) - Distance for swipe from left to right. Default: 0.
• [options.right] (number) - Distance for swipe from right to left. Default: 0.
• [options.list] (boolean) - Elements depend on each other. Default: false.
• [options.onOpen] (function).
• [options.onClose] (function).

var s = Swiped.init(options);

s.open();
s.close();
s.toggle();
s.destroy([isRemoveNode])

Usage

Example of the html markup for single element:

<div class="foo">
    elem1
</div>

for multiple:

<ul class="bar">
    <li>
        elem3
    </li>
    <li>
        elem4
    </li>
    <li>
        elem5
    </li>
</ul>

for switch:

<div class="foo"><span></span>element 16</div>

initialization for single element:

var s1 = Swiped.init({
    query: '.foo',
    right: 300
});

for multiple:

var s2 = Swiped.init({
    query: '.bar li',
    list: true,
    left: 200,
    right: 200
});

for switch:

var s3 = Swiped.init({
    query: '.foo',
    left: 400
});

document.querySelector('.foo span').addEventListener('touchstart', function() {
    s3.toggle();
});

Implementation for "swipe to delete"

Swiped.init({
    query: '.baz',
    right: 400,
    onOpen: function() {
        this.destroy(true)
    }
});