Bootstrap Touch Carousel

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[Not maintained] A drop-in perfection for Twitter Bootstrap's Carousel (v3) to enable gestures on touch devices

Overview

The Bootstrap TouchCarousel is an innovative plugin designed to enhance the traditional Bootstrap carousel. Tailored for touch devices, it integrates seamlessly with Twitter Bootstrap's Carousel (v3) and allows users to navigate through slides using intuitive gestures. With the help of hammer.js, a robust JavaScript library dedicated to multi-touch gestures, this plugin introduces a smooth and interactive experience that feels natural on touch devices.

Despite being unmaintained, the package continues to offer a flexible and user-friendly solution for developers looking to enhance their web projects. Whether you're an experienced developer or simply experimenting with Bootstrap, this plugin brings a new level of engagement to carousel functionalities.

Features

  • Supported Gestures: Enables dragleft, dragright, swipeleft, and swiperight for intuitive navigation.
  • Optimized Layout: Tailored specifically for touch devices, ensuring seamless user experience across different screen sizes.
  • Easy Integration: Implementing the plugin requires minimal setup; simply load the necessary files into your existing Bootstrap project.
  • Quick Start Options: Offers multiple ways to get started, including downloading the latest release or using Bower for installation.
  • Configuration Options: Features objectives like data-interval for automatic cycling and data-toughness for controlling drag sensitivity.
  • Lightweight: No extra initializations are needed, making it a quick and efficient addition to your project.
  • Built with Less & Grunt: Utilizes modern build tools to streamline CSS and JavaScript compiling processes.
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Bootstrap is the most popular CSS Framework for developing responsive and mobile-first websites.

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Grunt is a popular JavaScript task runner that automates repetitive tasks like minification, compilation, and testing, allowing developers to focus on writing code.