@rethink-js/rt-slider 1.1.0 → 1.2.0

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  - Support for **multiple instances**
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  - A clean global API under `window.rtSlider`
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  - Defensive fallbacks to native scrolling on mobile
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- - Clear console logs for debugging and verification
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+ - Built-in **slide state tracking**, DOM attributes, and custom events for advanced UI sync
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  **Primary dependency (GitHub):** <https://github.com/darkroomengineering/lenis>
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  - Auto-initialize on DOM ready
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  - Load Lenis dynamically for desktop inertia
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  - Apply native touch scrolling styles for mobile
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+ - Compute active slide state and progress automatically
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+ - Expose slider state through attributes, events, and the global API
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  Example:
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  ## 3. Activation Rules
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- The library activates when **any** of the following are true:
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+ The library activates when **all** of the following are true:
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  - An element with the attribute `data-rt-slider` is found in the DOM.
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- - The required `data-rt-list` and `data-rt-item` selectors resolve to valid elements within that container.
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+ - The required `data-rt-list` and `data-rt-item` selectors are present on that container.
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+ - The `data-rt-list` selector resolves to a valid element within that container.
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  If these conditions are met, the library initializes the instance automatically.
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  ### Core Attributes (Selectors)
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- | Attribute | Description | Required |
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- | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------------------- | -------- |
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- | `data-rt-slider` | Activates the slider instance | **Yes** |
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- | `data-rt-slider-id` | Optional identifier (auto-generated if missing) | No |
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- | `data-rt-list` | Selector for the scrollable wrapper | **Yes** |
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- | `data-rt-item` | Selector for individual slides | **Yes** |
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- | `data-rt-spacer` | Selector/Class for edge spacers (padding) | No |
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- | `data-rt-btn-prev` | Selector for "Previous" button | No |
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- | `data-rt-btn-next` | Selector for "Next" button | No |
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- | `data-rt-scroll-track` | Selector for custom scrollbar track | No |
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- | `data-rt-scroll-bar` | Selector for custom scrollbar thumb | No |
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+ | Attribute | Description | Required |
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+ | ----------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------- | -------- |
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+ | `data-rt-slider` | Activates the slider instance | **Yes** |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-id` | Optional identifier (auto-generated if missing) | No |
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+ | `data-rt-list` | Selector for the scrollable wrapper | **Yes** |
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+ | `data-rt-item` | Selector for individual slides | **Yes** |
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+ | `data-rt-spacer` | Selector/Class for edge spacers (padding) | No |
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+ | `data-rt-btn-prev` | Selector for "Previous" button | No |
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+ | `data-rt-btn-next` | Selector for "Next" button | No |
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+ | `data-rt-scroll-track` | Selector for custom scrollbar track | No |
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+ | `data-rt-scroll-bar` | Selector for custom scrollbar thumb | No |
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+ | `data-rt-margin-ref` | Selector used to align slide anchors to a layout reference | No |
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+ | `data-rt-overlay-start` | Selector for the leading edge overlay | No |
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+ | `data-rt-overlay-end` | Selector for the trailing edge overlay | No |
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  ```
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- | Attribute | Description | Default |
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- | `data-rt-slider-lerp` | Inertia interpolation (lower = slower) | `0.1` |
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- | `data-rt-slider-duration` | Scroll duration (alt to lerp) | `1.2` |
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- | `data-rt-slider-easing` | Easing function (e.g., `easeOutExpo`) | `easeOutQuad` |
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- | `data-rt-slider-orientation` | Scroll orientation | `horizontal` |
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- | `data-rt-slider-smooth-wheel` | Enable mouse wheel smoothing | `true` |
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- | `data-rt-slider-infinite` | Infinite scrolling | `false` |
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- | `data-rt-slider-auto-resize` | Recalculate on window resize | `true` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-lerp` | Inertia interpolation (lower = slower) | Lenis default |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-duration` | Scroll duration (alt to lerp) | Lenis default |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-easing` | Easing function (e.g., `easeOutExpo`) | Lenis default |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-orientation` | Scroll orientation | `horizontal` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-gesture-orientation` | Gesture orientation | `horizontal` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-smooth-wheel` | Enable mouse wheel smoothing | `true` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-wheel-multiplier` | Multiplier for wheel-based scrolling | Lenis default |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-touch-multiplier` | Multiplier for touch-based scrolling | Lenis default |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-infinite` | Infinite scrolling | `false` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-auto-resize` | Recalculate on window resize | `true` |
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+ ### Slide State Output
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+ As the slider moves, `rt-slider` writes state back to the DOM automatically.
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+ #### Root attributes
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+ | `data-rt-slider-active-index` | Current nearest active slide index |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-from-index` | Current segment start slide index |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-to-index` | Current segment end slide index |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-segment-progress` | Current segment progress from `0` to `1` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-segment-progress-percent` | Current segment progress from `0` to `100` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-scroll-progress` | Overall slider progress from `0` to `1` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-scroll-progress-percent` | Overall slider progress from `0` to `100` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-scroll-direction` | `forward`, `backward`, or `none` |
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+ #### Per-item attributes
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-index` | Slide index |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-active` | `true` when this item is the active slide |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-from` | `true` when this item is the current segment start |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-to` | `true` when this item is the current segment end |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-previous` | `true` when this item is immediately before the active slide |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-next` | `true` when this item is immediately after the active slide |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-before-active` | `true` when this item is before the active slide |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-after-active` | `true` when this item is after the active slide |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-anchor-progress` | This slide's anchor position from `0` to `1` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-anchor-progress-percent` | This slide's anchor position from `0` to `100` |
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+ | `data-rt-slider-item-distance` | Distance in pixels from the current scroll position to this slide's anchor |
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+ These attributes are useful for CSS-driven animations, slide-aware UI, progress indicators, and syncing other interface elements to the slider.
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+ ### Custom Events
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+ Each slider instance dispatches events from the root element.
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+ | `rtSlider:slide` | Fires when the computed slide state changes |
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+ | `rtSlider:active` | Fires when the active slide index changes |
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+ ```js
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+ const slider = document.querySelector("[data-rt-slider]");
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+ slider.addEventListener("rtSlider:slide", function (event) {
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+ console.log(event.detail);
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+ slider.addEventListener("rtSlider:active", function (event) {
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+ console.log("Active slide:", event.detail.active.index);
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+ ```
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+ Both events include a full cloned slide-state object in `event.detail`.
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  ### Dependency Loader Overrides
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  The library automatically loads Lenis from a CDN if not present. You can rely on the default or load your own version before `rt-slider`.
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- | `destroy(id?)` | Destroys specific instance or all if no ID given |
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+ | `getSlideState(id)` | Returns a cloned slide-state object for an instance |
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  ## 7. Console Logging
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