Double-Slider represents an implementation of a range (two-thumb) slider component. It is based around Material Design's looks and feel, and conforms to the WAI-ARIA slider authoring practices.
https://vacasan.github.io/double-slider/
npm install --save double-slider<div id="my-slider"
data-min="25"
data-max="75"
data-range="100"
></div>then in JS
import DoubleSlider from 'double-slider';
const mySlider = new DoubleSlider(document.getElementById('my-slider'));
mySlider.addEventListener('slider:change', () => {
const {min, max} = mySlider.value;
console.log(`Min is: ${min}, max is: ${max}`);
});When DoubleSlider is initialized, it reads the element's data-min, data-max and data-range values if present and uses them to set the components value and range properties.
DoubleSlider requires that data-range attribute is provided. An error will be thrown if it is not defined.
| Property Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
value |
object |
The current min and max values of the slider. |
range |
number |
The maximum value a slider can have. |
| Method Signature | Description |
|---|---|
layout() => void |
Recomputes the dimensions and re-lays out the component. This should be called if the dimensions of the slider itself or any of its parent element change programmatically (it is called automatically on resize). |
addEventListener(type: string, handler: EventListener) => void |
Adds an event listener handler for event type type to slider's root element |
removeEventListener(type: string, handler: EventListener) => void |
Removes an event listener handler for event type type from the slider's root element |
DoubleSlider emits a slider:input custom event from its root element whenever the slider value is changed by way of a user event, e.g. when a user is dragging the lisder or changing the value using the arrow keys. The detail property of the event is set to the slider instance that was affected.
DoubleSlider emits a slider:change custom event from its root element whenever the slider value is changed and committed by way of a user event, e.g. when a user stops dragging the slider or changes the value using the arrow keys. The detail property of the event is set to the slider instance that was affected.
All thematic elements of sliders make use of currentColor. This lets you use the color value to apply theming to sliders.
.slider {
color: royalblue;
}MIT