Path Slider

Sliding elements along SVG paths!

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Documentation

PathSlider constructor ask for 3 parameters:

• path: SVG path (or String selector) to slide elements through it
• items: DOM elements (or String selector) to slide
• options: Object with options to override defaults

For example:

var options = {startLength: 0};
var mySlider = new PathSlider('.path', '.item', options);

Possible options:

• startLength (float or 'center'): Length of the path to start positioning the elements
• activeSeparation (float): Separation among the active item and adjacent items
• paddingSeparation (float): Padding separation at the beginning and the end of the path
• duration, delay, easing, elasticity: Refer to anime.js library options
• stagger (ms): Delay among animations of each item
• begin (function): Callback function to call immediately before each item animation starts
• end (function): Callback function to call immediately after each item animation ends
• beginAll (function): Callback function to call immediately before all the animations starts
• endAll (function): Callback function to call immediately after all the animations ends
• blockUntilEnd (boolean): If true (false by default), you need to wait current animation ends to select a new item
• clickSelection (boolean): If true (default), add listeners for click events in every item to allow selecting them

Callback functions begin and end receive an object with some useful info:

• index: Index of item
• node: The DOM node
• selected: True if item has been selected
• unselected: True if item has been unselected

Selecting items:

By default, the library add listeners for click events in every item to allow selecting them (clickSelection option). You can also select items using the following functions:

• selectPrevItem(): Select the prev item
• selectNextItem(): Select the next item
• selectItem(index): Select any item using the corresponding index

For example:

mySlider.selectPrevItem(); // Or any of the following
// mySlider.selectNextItem();
// mySlider.selectItem(0);