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Hammer.js is a javascript library (that depends on jQuery) that can be used to control gestures on touch devices.Hammer.js has been tested on iPad1 with iOS5, iPhone4 with iOS5, Samsung Galaxy S with Android 2.3.3 and Google Chrome 17. On a desktop browser the mouse can be used to simulate touch events with one finger. It supports the following gestures:TapDouble tapHoldDragTransform

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A JavaScript library for detecting touch gestures.

Installation

NPM

npm install --save hammerjs

or

Yarn

yarn add hammerjs

or

CDN

https://cdnjs.com/libraries/hammer.js/

Usage

hammer.js has a quick start option for gestures it already recognizes.

// Get a reference to an element. var square = document.querySelector('.square');  // Create an instance of Hammer with the reference. var hammer = new Hammer(square);  // Subscribe to a quick start event: press, tap, or doubletap. // For a full list of quick start events, read the documentation. hammer.on('press', function(e) {   e.target.classList.toggle('expand');   console.log("You're pressing me!");   console.log(e); });

If you want to recognize your own gestures, such as tripletap, then you'll have to use these steps:

// Get a reference to an element. var square = document.querySelector('.square');  // Create a manager to manage the element. var manager = new Hammer.Manager(square);  // Create a recognizer. var TripleTap = new Hammer.Tap({   event: 'tripletap',   taps: 3 });  // Add the recognizer to the manager. manager.add(TripleTap);  // Subscribe to the event. manager.on('tripletap', function(e) {   e.target.classList.toggle('expand');   console.log("You're triple tapping me!");   console.log(e); });

Examples

Documentation

For further information regarding hammer.js, please read our documentation.

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License

MIT


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