Super lightweight script ( 1.57kB ) to detect via Javascript events like 'tap' 'dbltap' 'swipeup' 'swipedown' 'swipeleft' 'swiperight' on any kind of device.
$ npm install tocca
$ bower install Tocca.js -save
Include the script into your page:
<script src="path/to/Tocca.js"></script>
Once you have included Tocca.js you will be able to catch all the new events:
elm.addEventListener('tap',function(e){});
elm.addEventListener('dbltap',function(e){});
elm.addEventListener('swipeleft',function(e){});
elm.addEventListener('swiperight',function(e){});
elm.addEventListener('swipeup',function(e){});
elm.addEventListener('swipedown',function(e){});
It works with jQuery as well:
$(elm).on('tap',function(e,data){});
$(elm).on('dbltap',function(e,data){});
$(elm).on('swipeleft',function(e,data){});
$(elm).on('swiperight',function(e,data){});
$(elm).on('swipeup',function(e,data){});
$(elm).on('swipedown',function(e,data){});
Tocca.js supports also the inline events!
<div ontap="function(e){})"></div>
<div ondbltap="function(e){})"></div>
<div onswipeleft="function(e){})"></div>
<div onswiperight="function(e){})"></div>
<div onswipeup="function(e){})"></div>
<div onswipedown="function(e){})"></div>
Anytime you will use a Tocca.js event the callback function will receive a special event object containing the following properties
x
{ Int }: latest x position of pointer at the end of the eventy
{ Int }: latest y position of pointer at the end of the eventoriginalEvent
{ Object }: the original javascript native event that has been triggereddistance
: this property is available only for the swipe eventsx
{ Int }: the x absolute difference between the beginning and the end of the swipe gesturey
{ Int }: the y absolute difference between the beginning and the end of the swipe gesture
Examples:
elm.addEventListener('dbltap',function (e){
console.log(e.x);
console.log(e.y);
});
elm.addEventListener('swipeup',function (e){
console.log(e.x);
console.log(e.y);
console.log(e.distance.x);
console.log(e.distance.y);
});
// with jQuery
$(elm).on('dbltap',function (e,data){
console.log(data.x);
console.log(data.y);
});
$(elm).on('swipeup',function (e,data){
console.log(data.x);
console.log(data.y);
console.log(data.distance.x);
console.log(data.distance.y);
});
Anyway you can combine Tocca.js with the default javascript touch events:
touchmove
touchstart
touchend
touchcancel
To disable the default touch behaviours (zoom on double tap, scroll on swipe...) on a certain element via javascript you can always use the following snippet:
elm.addEventListener('touchmove',function(e){e.preventDefault()});
elm.addEventListener('touchstart',function(e){e.preventDefault()});
elm.addEventListener('touchend',function(e){e.preventDefault()});
Whenever you want to configure the plugin events settings you can do that simply specifying two constants before including Tocca.js into the page
<script>
var SWIPE_THRESHOLD = 100, // default value
DBL_TAP_THRESHOLD = 200, // range of time in which a dbltap event could be detected
TAP_THRESHOLD = 150, // range of time in which a tap event could be detected
TAP_PRECISION = 60 / 2, // default value (touch events boundaries)
JUST_ON_TOUCH_DEVICES = false; // default value ( decide whether you want to use the Tocca.js events only on the touch devices )
</script>
<script src="path/to/Tocca.js"></script>
Actually the script has been tested on all the modern browsers but it need a better testing phase over several platforms: Chrome 29+ Firefox 23+ Opera 12+ Safari 5+
It works on mobile/tablet browsers and on desktop browsers as well.
On the old browsers all the Tocca.js events cannot be triggered.
- added: support for the inline events
- fixed:
dbltap
GianlucaGuarini#16 - updated: node devDependecies updated
- fixed:
dbltap
issue GianlucaGuarini#14
- updated: no more deferred
tap
events, atap
event gets triggered immediately if it's in theTAP_THRESHOLD
time range - updated: a
tap
event will always come first adbltap
event
- updated: better and faster tap events detection
- updated: node devDependecies updated
- added: DBL_TAP_THRESHOLD option
- bugfix: optimizing the support for the microsoft hybrid devices (IE10/IE11)
- 'touchcancel' event removed to fix and android issue on page scroll
- nothing important (just a workaround to fix the tests on the motherfucker Phantomjs)
- bugfix: do not set the mouse event listeners on any touch device and vice versa
- added: new JUST_ON_TOUCH_DEVICES option to block all the Tocca.js events on the no-touch devices
- tap precision option included
dpltap
renameddbltap
- new demo added demo-fun.html
- Tests added
- Android Bug fix
'Tocca' is the second person singular of the imperative Italian verb 'Toccare' that means to touch.