flaps v3.2.0

Flap

Wat

A tiny module for creating android-like swipe-from-the-side menus.

Flap trys to do as little as possible, and instead you are encouraged to fiddle with them until they suite your needs.

Usage

Make a flap.

var Flap = require('flaps'),
    flap = new Flap();

Assign a side

flap.side = 'right';

Assign a width

flap.width = '50%';

Shuv it somewhere

document.body.appendChild(flap.element);

Shuv something into it

// If you are awesome
flap.content.appendChild(someDOMElement);

// If you are less awesome
flap.content.innerHTML = 'sadface';

You can optionally pass a DOM element to flaps when it is constructed and it will use it as it's DOM elements. a Flap requires at least this structure:

<[element]>
    <[element]></[element]>
</[element]>

and...

var flap = new Flap(<The above DOM structure>);

however you can add whatever you want in addition to this and it should probably still work.

Flaps will raise a few events during their lifecycle.

• ready: The flap has been rendered, and all styles have been applied.
• close: The flap was just closed.
• open: The flap is now open.
• move: The flap's position just updated.
• settle: The flap just settled open or closed.

If you want control over how it tweens it's position, you can overwrite the .tween function on the flap:

// A really exaggerated tween
flap.tween = function(direction){
    var step = (this.renderedWidth() - this.distance) / 2 + 1;
    this.distance += direction === 'close' ? -step : step;
};

If you want to change the flap's style in a way other than transform-x, you can override the updateStyle function:

// rotate the content instead.
flap.updateStyle = function(){
    this.content.style[venfix('transform')] = 'rotateY(' + (90 - 90 / 100 * this.percentOpen()) + 'deg)';
};

I will probably change the way flaps animate in the future to be time based rather than position based..

Caveat

Works OK but not perfectly in IE >= 9, Does not work in IE <= 8. Pull requests welcome.