vue-zoomable-cute v1.1.7

vue-zoomable-cute

Tiny and high performance zoom and pan library for Vue 3. It uses CSS Transforms which provides hardware acceleration.

Checkout the demos.

Why the fork?

Because I wanna have more controll!!

laughs in an evil manner

xD

I will still make pr for changes though.

Installation

npm install vue-zoomable-cute
# or
yarn add vue-zoomable-cute

Usage

Immediate child of VueZoomable must be either svg or an html container.

<template>
  <VueZoomable
    style="width: 500px; height: 500px; border: 1px solid black"
    selector="#myContent"
    :minZoom="0.5"
    :maxZoom="3"
  >
    <svg>
      <g id="myContent">
        <circle x="10" y="10" r="50" />
      </g>
    </svg>
  </VueZoomable>
</template>

<script setup lang="ts">
import VueZoomable from "vue-zoomable";
import "vue-zoomable/dist/style.css";
</script>

Model

• v-model:zoom
• v-model:pan

Props

All props other than selector are observable and can be changed after initialization.

Document Flow

If you have any document flow whatsoever on your page, it certainly won't do if you can only zoom with the mouse wheel. Because that would scroll the document at the same time. Thanks to Hellow2 for document flow and control buttons features.

My sollution was inspired by Google-Maps. You can set the prop enableWheelOnKey to whatever key button you like. (Every value that can be found in KeyEvents event.key are valid and should work). If enableWheelOnKey is set, the zoom on Wheel will only work, if simmultaniously the corresponding Button is pressed.

If you have a document flow, it is reccomended, to set enableWheelOnKey to the value Control.

<VueZoomable :enableWheelOnKey="'Control'">
</VueZoomable>

Now usually Control + wheel zooms in and out of the viewport. This... isn't good. Arguably this is a worse ux as scrolling while zooming. That's why I prevent it when following cases are all met:

• enableWheelOnKey is set to "Control"
• the mouse is within the bounds of the container element
• you... well would zoom the viewport

Because this could be unintuitive, I implemented a message that tells you what you need to do to actually zoom, that appears after you would have zoomed without this. Just like Google did.

Events

• panned
• zoom

All events have argument of type ZoomableEvent.

ZoomableEvent

Sample event data:

{
  "zoom": 0.3,
  "pan": {
    "x": 100,
    "y": 2,
    "deltaX": 0,
    "deltaY": 2
  },
  "type": "mouse"
}

Contribute

Contributions are most welcome. Please follow the below steps for any contributions.

If you add new feature

• Open a suggestion issue first.
• Provide your reasoning on why you want to add this feature.
• Submit your PR.

If you fix a bug

• If you are resolving an issue, please add fix: #<issue number> <short message> in your PR title (e.g.fix: #3899 update entities encoding/decoding).
• Provide a description of the bug in your PR and/or link to the issue.

Setup

The setup is pretty easy. You need to have pnpm installed.

# install the dependencies
pnpm i

# start the dev thingie
pnpm run dev

Where should I start?

A good way to start is to find an issue labeled as bug, help wanted or feature request and suggest your approach in comments.

Other ways to help:

• Write tests
• Documentation & Demos
• Share your thoughts! Any features you thing vue-zoomable is missing? Any suggestions? Would love to hear that.

Acknowledgements

• @panzoom/panzoom