Predict which element (DOM) the user wants to interact with so that your web app can react faster!
npm install --save @jinwangchina/element-predictor
or
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@jinwangchina/element-predictor"></script>
<script src="https://unpkg.com/@jinwangchina/element-predictor"></script>
<script>
var ep = elementPredictor.default;
// setup
ep.setup( {
elementSelectors: [ "#buttonId1", "#buttonId2", "#buttonId3", "#buttonId4", "#buttonId5" ],
handler: result => {
if ( result ) {
console.log( result.selector ); // the predicted element selector
console.log( result.element ); // the predicted element object
console.log( result.distance ); // the distance from cursor to the predicted element
} else {
console.log( "nothing predicted" );
}
}
} );
// start predicting
ep.start();
// stop predicting
ep.stop();
// destroy the setup
ep.destroy();
</script>
import ep from "@jinwangchina/element-predictor";
// setup
ep.setup( {
elementSelectors: [ "#buttonId1", "#buttonId2", "#buttonId3", "#buttonId4", "#buttonId5" ],
handler: result => {
if ( result ) {
console.log( result.selector ); // the predicted element selector
console.log( result.element ); // the predicted element object
console.log( result.distance ); // the distance from cursor to the predicted element
} else {
console.log( "nothing predicted" );
}
}
} );
// start predicting
ep.start();
// stop predicting
ep.stop();
// destroy the setup
ep.destroy();
Check out "example" directory for the source code.
Apache-2.0