@lassehaslev/iframe-scaler v1.0.1

@lassehaslev/iframe-scaler

Install

YARN

yarn add @lassehaslev/iframe-scaler

NPM

npm install @lassehaslev/iframe-scaler --save-dev

Usage

Quick start

// When using a package service like webpack and browserify
// Create a reference to package like so
// var IframeScaler = require( '@lassehaslev/iframe-scaler' );

var element = document.querySelector( '.your-element' );

// Scale once
var scaler = new IframeScaler( element, {
    upscale: true
} );

// Scale on window change
var scaler = new IframeScaler( element, {
    upscale: true,
    watch: true,
} );

// Hold scaling
var scaler = new IframeScaler( element, {
    upscale: true,
    auto: false,
} );

// When ready call scale
scaler.scale();
// or 
scaler.watch();

Static methods

You almost never want to use the static methods, but here is a reference. The IframeScaler has a set of useful static methods that scale and watch uses automatically.

getComputedSize()

var size = IframeScaler.getComputedSize( element );
console.log( size.width );
console.log( size.height );

resizeHeight()

Checks the width of the element calculates the aspect ratio and adds this as margin to element (negative or positive).

var percentage = .5;
var upscale = false;
IframeScaler.resizeHeight( element, percentage, upscale );
console.log( element.style.marginBottom );

calculatePercentage()

Get the height aspect percentage between the parent and the element.

var upscale = true;
var percentage = IframeScaler.calculatePercentage( element, true );
console.log( percentage );

scaleIframe()

This is where the magic happens.

var upscale = true;
IframeScaler.scaleIframe( element, upscale );