Sveltednd
A lightweight, flexible drag and drop library for Svelte 5 applications.
Overview
SvelteDnD is a lightweight drag and drop library designed specifically for Svelte 5 applications. This library, built with TypeScript and Svelte's new runes system, offers developers a seamless way to implement drag-and-drop functionality in their projects.
Features
- Draggable Items: Easily make elements draggable by adding
use:draggableand specify container ID and data to transfer. - Droppable Containers: Create drop zones with
use:droppableand handle drops via callbacks, with visual feedback during drag operations. - State Management: Built-in state tracking via Svelte 5 runes, access current drag state via
dndStatestore with automatic cleanup and memory management.
Summary
SvelteDnD provides a straightforward solution for adding drag-and-drop functionality to Svelte 5 applications. With intuitive API design, TypeScript support, and performance tips, developers can easily create interactive interfaces without the hassle of complex configurations. Whether it's basic list interactions or more advanced features like nested containers, this library offers a versatile solution for handling drag-and-drop interactions in Svelte projects.
- Svelte
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- Tailwind
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- Eslint
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- Typescript
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