Timeliny

Timeliny is a responsive jQuery plugin for creating year-based interactive timelines.

What you are looking for is in the /dist/ folder.

Demo

See demo page.

Dependencies

It expects jQuery 2.x to work: https://github.com/jquery/jquery

Compatibility

Recent browsers such as : IE 10+, Opera, Safari, Firefox & Chrome.

Installation

jsDelivr CDN:

<!-- Before closing your <head> tag --> <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/jquery.timeliny.min.css" />  <!-- Before closing your <body> tag --> <script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/jquery.timeliny.min.js"></script>

Using NPM:

$ npm install jquery.timeliny

Including files:

The following example includes files located into the dist folder. Using the minified files is recommended.

<!-- Before closing your <head> tag --> <link rel="stylesheet" href="jquery.timeliny.min.css" />  <!-- Before closing your <body> tag --> <script src="jquery.timeliny.min.js"></script>

Usage

Create the basic html structure required. Don't forget data-year and to set an active element:

<div id="example1"> 	<div data-year="2014" class="active">Short text here</div> 	<div data-year="2011">Short text here</div> 	<div data-year="2010">Short text here</div> </div>

Then, all you need to do is call the plugin inside a $(document).ready function:

$(function() { 	$('#example1').timeliny(); });

A more complex initialization with all options set could look like this:

$(function() { 	$('#example1').timeliny({ 		order: 'asc', 		className: 'timeliny', 		wrapper: '<div class="timeliny-wrapper"></div>', 		boundaries: 2, 		animationSpeed: 250,         hideBlankYears: false, 		onInit: function() {}, 		onDestroy: function() {}, 		afterLoad: function(currYear) {}, 		onLeave: function(currYear, nextYear) {}, 		afterChange: function(currYear) {}, 		afterResize: function() {} 	}); });

Documentation

Options

Name	Default	Description
order	`asc`	Specifies that the results should be returned in ascending order. For returning the results in a descending order, set the option to `desc`.
className	`timeliny`	Specifies the CSS class name to use for the instanciated element. If you change this option, you will also need to change the default class name in the Css.
wrapper	`<div class="timeliny-wrapper"></div>`	Specifies the structure of the main wrapper element. Useful if you use a grid system. Example with Foundation grid: `<div class="row"><div class="small-12 columns"></div></div>`.
boundaries	`2`	Specifies the amount of 'ghost' dots/years to add on both sides of your timeline. For example, if your timeline contain years from 2002 to 2005 and boundaries is set to `2`, timeliny will transform your timeline from 2000 to 2007.
animationSpeed	`250`	Specifies the animation speed for transition from one date to another one.
hideBlankYears	`false`	If set to `true`, it will only show years that have a data-year attribute.

Callbacks

onInit ()

Callback fired once, during the plugin initialization.

onInit: function() { 	// Your code here. },

afterLoad (currYear)

Callback fired once, after the plugin has been fully loaded. Parameters:

currYear: Current active year.

afterLoad: function(currYear) { 	// Your code here. },

onLeave (currYear, nextYear)

Callback fired before the user leaves a particular time to go to another. Parameters:

currYear: Current active year.
nextYear: Year of the destination.

onLeave: function(currYear, nextYear) { 	// Your code here. },

afterChange (currYear)

Callback fired after the user changed from a particular time to another. Parameters:

currYear: New current active year.

afterChange: function(currYear) { 	// Your code here. },

afterResize ()

Callback fired when the user resize its browser.

afterResize: function() { 	// Your code here. },

onDestroy ()

Callback fired once, during the plugin destruction.

onDestroy: function() { 	// Your code here. },

Methods

goToYear (year)

Change the current active year to the year given as first parameter.

$('#example1').timeliny('goToYear', '2010');

destroy ()

Destroy the plugin instance and remove the element from the DOM.

$('#example1').timeliny('destroy');

Sass Settings

If you want to use Sass, simply import the file from src/jquery.timeliny.scss in your project. You can quickly customize the plugin by editing the settings at the top of the file.

$timeliny_classname: 'timeliny';  $timeliny_base-color: #ddd; $timeliny_active-color: #37404A; $timeliny_text-color: #000;  $timeliny_dots-radius: 0.6rem; $timeliny_global-width: 100%; $timeliny_global-margin: 0 auto 4rem; $timeliny_max-inner-width: 1024px; $timeliny_font: normal normal 400 1rem/1 Arial, sans-serif; $timeliny_spacings: 5rem; $timeliny_transition-time: 0.35s; $timeliny_vertical-line-pos: 32%; $timeliny_small-breakdown: 768px;

Contributing

Feel free to contribute by forking then making a pull request.

Edit files in the /src/ folder, run gulp to copy/minify into the /dist/ folder and to watch for changes.

License

Code released under the MIT license.

Responsive Yearly Time Line Plugin For jQuery - Timeliny