鼠标轨迹跟踪JS库：Roll.js
Roll.js 是一个只有 8kb 大的 JS 库，它可以用于鼠标轨迹和页面滚动的跟踪。
基本用法
Simply create a new instance, specifying the viewport size (500px in this example).
var roll = new Roll( 500 );
Next, add a couple of steps to the roll instance. You may use the static helperRoll.chunk( stepSize, padding )to create a step object.
roll.addStep( Roll.chunk(500, 20) ); // Add a step of 500px with 20px padding roll.addStep( Roll.chunk(700, 20) ); // Add a step of 700px with 20px padding
When the pane is moved, usually via the functionroll.move( position ), the roll instance will emit arollevent and possibly astepevent. You can listen to these events in the usual manner. (see EventEmitter docs ). For example,
roll.on( "roll", function(step, currProgress, currPosition, totalProgress) { // implement your logic here }) roll.on( "step", function(curr, last) { // implement your logic here }) DOM 用法
A common usage is to keep track of scrolling in a DOM element, and then do pagination or animation based on scroll position.
There are a couple of static helpers to simplify this task. First, create arollinstance usingRoll.DOM( viewportID, scrollpaneID, stepsID, stepClass, padding). For example,
var roll = Roll.DOM("#viewport", "#pane", "#steps", ".step", 100 );
The html structure for a scrolling slideshow may look like this. Also see a sample css that corresponds to that html.
<div id="roll"> <div id="steps"> <div id="s0" class="step">Hello</div> <div id="s1" class="step">World</div> <div id="s2" class="step">How's it going</div> </div> <div id="viewport"> <div id="pane"></div> </div> </div>
Then this will keep track of vertical scrolling in the #viewport DOM element. You can then listen for therollandstepevents as shown in Basic Usage, and implement your own logic.
One more thing:Roll.stepHandler(...)is a helper to go through a slideshow withstepevent. It will add css classes to the.stepelements based on which step is in view.
roll.on( "step", Roll.stepHandler( roll, views, "prev", "next", "curr", true ) );
In the above snippet,rollis the roll instance,viewsis an array of the .step DOM elements, and"prev", "next" "curr"are css class names to assign to previous, next, and current step elements.
A good way to get started is to take a look at the demos above, and then check out the source code in demo folder.
