ScrollProgress

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Light weight library to observe the viewport scroll position

Overview:

scrollProgress is a lightweight library designed to observe the viewport scroll position. It is intended to be flexible and easily adaptable to various uses and UI libraries. With scrollProgress, you can create a progress bar to indicate the scrolling progress. The latest version of scrollProgress allows you to create a new instance, create an observer, and pass a callback to receive scroll progress data. The observer can be destroyed at any time, and the callback will provide horizontal and vertical scrolling progress information. The library also provides examples of how to create a vanilla scroll progress bar and how to use scrollProgress as a React component.

Features:

  • Light weight library for observing viewport scroll position
  • Creates a progress bar to indicate scrolling progress
  • Flexible and easily adaptable to various uses and UI libraries
  • Supports horizontal and vertical scrolling progress
  • Can be used as a vanilla scroll progress bar
  • Can be used as a React component

Summary:

scrollProgress is a lightweight and flexible library for observing the scroll position of the viewport. It allows you to create a progress bar to indicate scrolling progress and can be easily adapted to different use cases and UI libraries. The latest version provides more control and customization options, allowing you to create a vanilla scroll progress bar or use scrollProgress as a React component. Overall, scrollProgress is a useful tool that can enhance the user experience and provide valuable feedback on scroll progress.

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