ipad-cursor-hexo v0.0.0

Inspiration

Inspired by CatsJuice/ipad-cursor, Add ipad cursor into your hexo(NexT theme) blog in a configurable way.

See add ipad-cursor into my hexo blog for more details :)

Principle

core: add data-cursor='block' or data-cursor='text' to the tag with document.querySelector, like :

Before:

<div></div>
<p></p>

After:

<div data-cursor="block"></div>
<p data-cursor="text"></p>

principle of ipad-cursor：

When init called, it will remove default cursor, and generate a fake cursor use div element. Then listen mousemove event, and move the fake cursor to the mouse position.

After init finished, it will call updateCursor method, scan element with data-cursor attribute, detect the cursor type, and add event listener to the element.

When mouse enter the element, apply styles.

Install

In hexo, You can only install in this way:

import init from "https://unpkg.com/ipad-cursor-hexo@latest"

Usage

Basic Usage

• Step1: Create a directory named ipad-cursor-hexo in ${SourcePath}/themes/next/source/js
• Step2: Create a js file named index.js in ${SourcePath}/themes/next/source/js/ipad-cursor-hexo.
• Step3: Write configuration

• Step4: Let document listen DOMContentLoaded events, bind init function onto it.

  document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', ()=>init());

• Step5: link the above index.js file to hexo blog.

  • Step5.1: Open ${SourcePath}/themes/next/layout/_partials/head/head.swig
  • Step5.2: Add <script src="/js/ipad-cursor-hexo/index.js" type="module"></script> into the file

Advanced Usage

After excute the five steps in basic-usage, you will see a ipad-cursor ⚪️ in your blog.

Moreover, you can custom :

1. which tag and what kind of style you want to config.
2. What is your cursor look like.

See Config for more detail.

Config

For the first, you can config which tag and what kind of style you want to config, for example:

If you want to config the <div id="article"></div> to the text cursor style. you can write the configuration like this:

The key is you want to use in document.querySelectorAll,

const config = {
  "div#article":{
    type:'text',
  },
}

If you want to config its cursor-style, you can add the configuration like this:

const config = {
  "div#article":{
    type:'text',
    style:'radius:50%'
  },
}

If you want to configure all of the <a> in the <div id="article"> to the block style. you can add the configuration like this:

const config = {
  "div#article":{
    type:'text',
    style:'radius:50%'
    children:{
    	"a":{
          type:"block",
    	}
    }
  },
}

If you want to configure all the a tags in the article tag

For the second, you can config what is your cursor look like.

My Usage

import init from "https://unpkg.com/ipad-cursor-hexo@latest";

import { config, cursorConfig } from "./config.js" 
const effect = () => {
    document.querySelector('img').style.userSelect = 'none'
}

document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', () => init(config, cursorConfig));

Notice

In hexo, some tags are very difficult to locate with id or class, like:

<a href="/" rel="section"></a>

or

<div id="menu-container">
  <ul id="menu">
    <li></li>
    <li></li>
    <li></li>
  </ul>
</div>

For the former, you have to add id locator into the .swig file (you can use global search in vscode to find them).

For the later, you can use a special selector that we support, like "div#menu-container>ul#menu":

const config = {
  "div#menu-container>ul#menu":{
      type:'block'
  }
}

Case

zqqcee.github.io

Reference

Great thanks for @CatsJuice, and this great project ipad-cursor.

Ref:

• 🔥：ipad-cursor
• 🔥：oooo.so🔥
• 🔥：ipad-cursor.oooo.so🔥