Respond to window and view resize events easily and reliably. Events are only fired when dimensions actually change, and you may choose to respond to only width changes, only height changes, or changes to both.
- ember-cli < 0.2.3
ember install:addon ember-resize
- ember-cli >= 0.2.3
ember install ember-resize
The resize service makes it easy to respond to window resize events. By default it is injected onto your views and components, but you may change this via configuration.
This service fires two events
didResize
- Fires anytime the window is resizeddebouncedDidResize
- Identical todidResize
, but debounced (configurable, 100ms by default)
An example of how you might use this service:
let MyView = Ember.View.extend({
init() {
this.get('resizeService').on('didResize', event => {
console.log(`width: ${window.innerWidth}, height: ${window.innerHeight}`);
})
}
})
A little sugar on top of the service, making it as easy as possible to respond to resize events in an ember-idiomatic way. Just as you can implement mouse events on your views via methods like click
, you can now implement didResize
and debouncedDidResize
methods as well.
import ResizeAware from 'ember-resize/mixins/resize-aware';
let MyOtherView = Ember.View.extend(ResizeAware, {
resizeWidthSensitive: true,
resizeHeightSensitive: true,
didResize(width, height, evt) {
console.log(`Resized! ${width}x${height}`);
},
debouncedDidResize(width, height, evt) {
console.log(`Debounced Resize! ${width}x${height}`);
}
})
You can configure component/view response to height, width changes via the resizeWidthSensitive
and resizeHeightSensitive
properties.
Note that the global environment configuration will override these if you set heightSensitive
or widthSensitive
to false
.
In your config/environment.js
, you may configure some options. The defaults are:
module.exports = function(environment) {
var ENV = {
resizeServiceDefaults: {
debounceTimeout : 200,
heightSensitive : true,
widthSensitive : true,
injectionFactories : [ 'view', 'component']
}
}
}
git clone
this repositorynpm install
bower install
ember server
- Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.
ember test
ember test --server
ember build
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