agnostic-draggable

Most of UI developers that worked with web apps from 2008 to 2014 certainly used or at least searched for a library implementing Drag & Drop support. From all the libraries that were available within that period, jQuery UI was certainly one of the best choices.

Years later, most of the web applications are tied to frameworks or rendering libraries like Angular, Vue and React and keeping jQuery and jQuery UI as a dependency to these projects can be a headache. In fact, moving away from jQuery is something that many development teams have experienced after these frameworks came into the scene.

However, finding a good replacement for what jQuery UI used to offer in terms of drag/drop capabilities is not easy. If you are looking for a solution that is tied to your framework/library of choice, there are plenty of options for you. But if you are looking for a VanillaJS based and agnostic implementation of drag & drop, you can find yourself browsing for a couple of hours finding just a few consistent options.

Shopify/Draggable is a nice alternative, although it has some crucial behaviour changes compared with what jQuery UI used to offer. SortableJS offers something similar to what the jQuery UI`s Sortable widget offers. By looking at the examples, it seems to be even possible to mimic the behavior of the "connectToSortable" option of jQuery UI's Draggable widget, that allows an item to be dragged onto a list that has sort capabilities. Native Drag & Drop implementation from the browser? Forget it until it can support dragging an element using a cloned helper node. Furthermore, the API offered by the native implementation really sucks.

The solution? Translate the implementation of the Draggable, Droppable and Sortable widgets from jQuery UI into an agnostic, VanillaJS and ES6+ based library. Most of the options and features found in the original implementation by jQuery UI's team are here. The ones that were not translated/rewritten were just not part of the subset of features considered to be the most important ones. This doesn't mean that contributors cannot help finishing the task of bringing them in.

Install

Using NPM, type in the following command to install agnostic-draggable:

npm i agnostic-draggable --save

Usage and Documentation

Draggable

Enables dragging functionality on any DOM element. Move the Draggable element by clicking on it and dragging it anywhere within the viewport.

Elements modified or created will use the same CSS classes inherited from jQuery UI's implementation:

ui-draggable: the element being dragged
ui-draggable-handle: the handle of the draggable element. By default, each draggable is also a handle
ui-draggable-helper: the dragging helper

Options

Name	Type	Default	Description
`appendTo`	`{String}`	`parent`	Where to append the dragging helper.
`axis`	`{String}`	null	Constraint dragging movement to an axis.
`connectToSortable`	`{String}`	null	Allows the Draggable to be dropped onto the specified Sortable elements.
`containment`	`{String,Array}`	null	Constraints dragging movement to an element or region.
`cursor`	`{String}`	null	Allows changing the cursor style while dragging.
`disabled`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Allows disabling the dragging behaviour.
`distance`	`{Number}`	`0`	Distance in pixels before dragging can start.
`grid`	`{Array}`	null	Snaps the dragging helper to a grid, every x and y pixels.
`handle`	`{String}`	null	Dragging only starts if click matches this selector.
`helper`	`{String,Function}`	`original`	Configures the dragging helper node.
`opacity`	`{Number}`	null	Allows changing the opacity while dragging.
`revert`	`{Boolean,String,Function}`	`false`	Whether the element should be reverted after dragging stops.
`revertDuration`	`{Number}`	`200`	Duration in milliseconds of the revert animation.
`scope`	`{String}`	`default`	Used to group sets of Draggable, Droppable and Sortable elements.
`scroll`	`{Boolean}`	`true`	Allows auto-scrolling within the container.
`scrollSensitivity`	`{Number}`	`20`	Scroll sensitivity in pixels.
`scrollSpeed`	`{Number}`	`10`	Scroll speed in pixels.
`skip`	`{String}`	`input, textarea, button, select, option`	Prevents dragging when this CSS selector is matched.
`stack`	`{String}`	null	Manages the z-indexes of Draggable elements matching this CSS selector.
`zIndex`	`{Number}`	null	Allows changing the z-index while dragging.

`appendTo`

Type: String
Default: parent
Accepted values: parent or a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Which element the dragging helper should be appended to while dragging. Only works when the helper option is set to not use the original element.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	appendTo: 'body'
});

`axis`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: x or y
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Constrains dragging to either the horizontal (x) or vertical (y) axis.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	axis: 'x'
});

`connectToSortable`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows the Draggable to be dropped onto the specified Sortables. If this option is used, a Draggable can be dropped onto a Sortable list and then becomes part of it. Note: The helper option must be set to clone in order to work flawlessly.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Draggable, Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	connectToSortable: '#sort1'
});
new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'));

`containment`

Type: String,Array
Default: null
Accepted values: parent, document, window, a CSS selector or an array of 4 numbers in the form [x1, y1, x2, y2]
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Constrains dragging to within the bounds of the specified element or region.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>
<div id="drag2">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	containment: 'window'
});
new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag2'), {
	containment: [100, 100, 800, 800]
});

`cursor`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: any values accepted by the cursor CSS property
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows changing the cursor style while dragging the element.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	cursor: 'move'
});

`disabled`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines whether the Draggable instance should be disabled.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	disabled: true
});

`distance`

Type: Number
Default: 0
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Distance in pixels that the mouse should move before the dragging should start. Prevents unwanted drags when the Draggable element is clicked.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	distance: 10
});

`grid`

Type: Array
Default: null
Accepted values: an array of 2 numbers in the form [x, y]
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Snaps the dragging helper to a grid, every x and y pixels.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	grid: [10, 10]
});

`handle`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: no

If specified, restricts dragging from starting unless the mousedown occurs on the specified element(s). Only elements that descend from the Draggable element are permitted.

<div id="drag1">
	<span class="handle">Drag Me</span>
</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	handle: '.handle'
});

`helper`

Type: String,Function
Default: original
Accepted values: original, clone or a function
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows for a helper element to be used for dragging display. If set to clone, then the element will be cloned and the clone will be dragged.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	helper: 'clone'
});

`opacity`

Type: Number
Default: null
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows changing the opacity of the element while being dragged.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	opacity: 0.5
});

`revert`

Type: Boolean,String,Function
Default: false
Accepted values: invalid, valid, true, false or a function
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Whether the element should revert to its start position when dragging stops. If set to true, the element will always revert. If set to invalid or valid it will respectively revert if dropped on a Droppable or not. If it's a function, it must return true to indicate that the element should revert.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	revert: 'invalid'
});

`revertDuration`

Type: Number
Default: 200
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Uses an animation with this specific duration in milliseconds when reverting the element.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	revert: 'invalid',
	revertDuration: 500
});

`scope`

Type: String
Default: default
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Used to group sets of Draggable, Droppable and Sortable elements, in addition to Droppable's accept option. A Draggable with the same scope value as a Droppable will be accepted by it.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	scope: 'my-scope'
});

`scroll`

Type: Boolean
Default: true
Modifiable at runtime: yes

If this option is set to true, the container of the element will auto-scroll if needed.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	scroll: true
});

`scrollSensitivity`

Type: Number
Default: 20
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines how close to the edge of the viewport the auto-scroll should happen. Distance is relative to the mouse pointer, not to the dragging element.

This option is ignored if scroll is set to false.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	scroll: true,
	scrollSensitivity: 50
});

`scrollSpeed`

Type: Number
Default: 10
Modifiable at runtime: yes

The speed in pixels at which the container should auto-scroll when the distance in scrollSensitivity is met.

This option is ignored if scroll is set to false.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	scroll: true,
	scrollSpeed: 20
});

`skip`

Type: String
Default: input, textarea, button, select, option
Accepted values: a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Prevents dragging if the clicked element matches the given CSS selector.

<div id="drag1">
	<span class="skip">Don't Drag Me</span>
	<span>Drag Me</span>
</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	skip: '.skip'
});

`stack`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Manages the z-indexes of Draggable elements matching the given CSS selector. Brings the currently dragged element to the front compared with other members of the stack.

<div id="drag1" class="draggable">Drag Me</div>
<div id="drag2" class="draggable">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	stack: '.draggable'
});
new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag2'), {
	stack: '.draggable'
});

`zIndex`

Type: Number
Default: null
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows to change the z-index of the element when being dragged.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	zIndex: 1000
});

Events

Name	Description
`draggable:init`	Called when the Draggable is initialized.
`drag:start`	Called when the drag operation is started. Can be canceled.
`drag:move`	Called while dragging the element. Can be canceled.
`drag:stop`	Called when the drag operation stops. Can be canceled, preventing an unwanted drop.
`draggable:destroy`	Called when the Draggable is destroyed.

Event Arguments

`draggable:init`

draggable: The draggable being initialized

`drag:start`

source: The element being dragged
helper: The helper element
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event

`drag:move`

source: The element being dragged
helper: The helper element
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event
position: The current mouse position

`drag:stop`

source: The element being dragged
helper: The helper element
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event
droppable: The droppable where the element was dropped

`draggable:destroy`

draggable The draggable being destroyed

Cancelling an event

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>

import { Draggable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), null, {
	'drag:start': function (event) {
		event.cancel();
	}
});

Droppable

Transforms elements into droppables or drop zones. This means that elements controlled by a Draggable can be dropped into a Droppable if accepted by them.

Elements modified or created will use the same CSS classes inherited from jQuery UI's implementation:

ui-droppable: the droppable element
ui-droppable-active: identifies an active droppable element
ui-droppable-hover: used when the droppable has a draggable intersecting with it

Options

Name	Type	Default	Description
`accept`	`{String,Function}`	`*`	Controls which Draggable elements are accepted.
`disabled`	`{Boolean}`	null	Allows disabling the Droppable behaviour.
`greedy`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	How to handle dropping on nested Droppable elements.
`scope`	`{String}`	`default`	Used to group sets of Draggable, Droppable and Sortable elements.
`tolerance`	`{String}`	`intersect`	Intersection mode between Draggables and Droppables.

`accept`

Type: String,Function
Default: *
Accepted values: a CSS selector or a function
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Controls which Draggable elements can be accepted by this Droppable. It can be a CSS selector that needs to match the accepted Draggables or a function that receives each dragging element and returns true if the element is accepted.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>
<div id="drop1">Drop Here</div>

import { Draggable, Droppable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'));
new Droppable(document.querySelector('#drop1'), {
	accept: '#drag1'
});

`disabled`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows disabling the Droppable if set to true.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>
<div id="drop1">Drop Here</div>

import { Draggable, Droppable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'));
new Droppable(document.querySelector('#drop1'), {
	disabled: true
});

`greedy`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

By default, when an element is dropped on nested Droppables, each Droppable will receive the element. However, by setting this option to true on a child Droppable, any parent Droppables won't receive the element.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>
<div id="drop1">
	<div>Drop Here</div>
	<div id="drop2">Or Drop Here</div>
</div>

import { Draggable, Droppable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'));
new Droppable(document.querySelector('#drop1'), {
	accept: '#drag1'
});
new Droppable(document.querySelector('#drop2'), {
	accept: '#drag1',
	greedy: true
});

`scope`

Type: String
Default: default
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Used to group sets of Draggable, Droppable and Sortable elements, in addition to the accept option. A Droppable will only accept a Draggable of the same scope.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>
<div id="drop1">Drop Here</div>

import { Draggable, Droppable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'), {
	scope: 'my-scope'
});
new Droppable(document.querySelector('#drop1'), {
	scope: 'my-scope'
});

`tolerance`

Type: String
Default: intersect
Accepted values: fit, intersect, pointer or touch
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Specifies which mode to use for testing whether a Draggable is hovering over a Droppable. The fit option requires the dragging element to overlap the droppable area entirely. The intersect option requires the dragging element to overlap the droppable area at 50% in both directions. The pointer requires the mouse pointer to overlap the droppable area. The touch requires the dragging element to overlap the droppable area in any amount or direction.

<div id="drag1">Drag Me</div>
<div id="drop1">Drop Here</div>

import { Draggable, Droppable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Draggable(document.querySelector('#drag1'));
new Droppable(document.querySelector('#drop1'), {
	disabled: true
});

Events

Name	Description
`droppable:init`	Called when the Droppable is initialized.
`droppable:activate`	Called when drag starts on a Draggable or Sortable accepted by the Droppable.
`droppable:over`	Called when a Draggable or Sortable item intersects with the Droppable.
`droppable:drop`	Called when a Draggable or Sortable item is dropped into the Droppable.
`droppable:out`	Called when a Draggable or Sortable item is dragged out of the Droppable area.
`droppable:deactivate`	Called when drag stops on a Draggable or Sortable accepted by the Droppable.
`draggable:destroy`	Called when the Droppable is destroyed.

Event Arguments

`droppable:init`

droppable: The droppable being initialized

`droppable:activate`

droppable: The droppable being activated
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the activation

`droppable:over`

droppable: The droppable being hovered over
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the event

`droppable:drop`

droppable: The droppable where the element is being dropped
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the event

`droppable:out`

droppable: The droppable being hovered out
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the event

`droppable:deactivate`

droppable: The droppable being deactivated
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the activation

`droppable:destroy`

droppable: The droppable being destroyed

Sortable

Transforms elements that contains multiple child nodes in a way that these child nodes can be sorted by using the mouse.

Elements modified or created will use the same CSS classes inherited from jQuery UI's implementation:

ui-sortable: the element containing the sortable elements
ui-sortable-handle: the handle of each sortable item. By default, each sortable item is also a handle
ui-sortable-helper: the element shown when dragging a sortable item
ui-sortable-placeholder: the element used to show the future position of the item being dragged

In order to use this component to sort table rows, the element passed should be the tbody, not the table.

Options

Name	Type	Default	Description
`appendTo`	`{String}`	`*`	Where to append the sorting helper.
`axis`	`{String}`	null	Constraint sorting movement to an axis.
`connectWith`	`{String}`	null	Allows to connect to other Sortable instances.
`containment`	`{String,Array}`	null	Constraints sorting movement to an element or region.
`cursor`	`{String}`	null	Style for the cursor while sorting.
`disabled`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Allows disabling the sorting behaviour.
`distance`	`{Number}`	`0`	Distance in pixels before sorting can start.
`dropOnEmpty`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Whether items from this Sortable can be dropped on empty Sortables.
`forceHelperSize`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Whether to force the sorting helper to have a size.
`forcePlaceholderSize`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Whether to force the sorting placeholder to have a size.
`hidePlaceholder`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Whether to set the visibility of the placeholder to hidden.
`grid`	`{Array}`	`*`	Snaps the sorting helper to a grid, every x and y pixels.
`handle`	`{String}`	null	Sorting only starts if click matches this selector.
`helper`	`{String,Function}`	`original`	Configures the sorting helper node.
`items`	`{String,Function}`	null	Specifies which items should be sortable.
`opacity`	`{Number}`	null`	Allows changing the opacity while sorting.
`revert`	`{Boolean,String,Function}`	`false`	Whether the sortable item should be reverted after sort stops.
`revertDuration`	`{Number}`	`200`	Duration in milliseconds of the revert animation.
`scope`	`{String}`	`default`	Used to group sets of draggable, droppable and sortable elements.
`scroll`	`{Boolean}`	`true`	Allows auto-scrolling within the container.
`scrollSensitivity`	`{Number}`	`20`	Scroll sensitivity in pixels.
`scrollSpeed`	`{Number}`	`10`	Scroll speed in pixels.
`skip`	`{String}`	`input, textarea, button, select, option`	Prevents sorting if this CSS selector is matched.
`tolerance`	`{String}`	`intersect`	Intersection mode between sortable items.
`zIndex`	`{Number}`	null	Allows changing the z-index while sorting.

`appendTo`

Type: String
Default: parent
Accepted values: parent or a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Which element the sorting helper should be appended to while sorting. Only works when the helper option is set to not use the original element.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	appendTo: 'body'
});

`axis`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: x or y
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Constrains sorting to either the horizontal (x) or vertical (y) axis.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	axis: 'x'
});

`connectWith`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: yes

A selector of other Sortable elements that the items from this list should be connected to. This is a one-way relationship, if you want the items to be connected in both directions, the connectWith option must be set on both Sortable elements.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>
<div id="sort2">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	connectWith: '#sort2'
});

`containment`

Type: String,Array
Default: null
Accepted values: parent, document, window, a CSS selector or an array of 4 numbers in the form [x1, y1, x2, y2]
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Constrains sorting to within the bounds of the specified element or region.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	containment: 'window'
});

`cursor`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: any values accepted by the cursor CSS property
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows changing the cursor style while sorting items.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	cursor: 'move'
});

`disabled`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines whether the Sortable instance should be disabled.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	disabled: true
});

`distance`

Type: Number
Default: 0
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Distance in pixels that the mouse should move before the sorting should start. Prevents unwanted sorts when sortable items are clicked.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	distance: 10
});

`dropOnEmpty`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

If false, items from this Sortable can't be dropped on an empty connected Sortable (see the connectWith option.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>
<div id="sort2">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	connectWith: '#sort2',
	dropOnEmpty: true
});

`forceHelperSize`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Whether to force the sorting helper to have a size.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	forceHelperSize: true
});

`forcePlaceholderSize`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Whether to force the sorting placeholder to have a size.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	forcePlaceholderSize: true
});

`hidePlaceholder`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Whether to set the visibility of the placeholder to hidden.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	hidePlaceholder: true
});

`grid`

Type: Array
Default: null
Accepted values: an array of 2 numbers in the form [x, y]
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Snaps the sorting helper to a grid, every x and y pixels.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	grid: [10, 10]
});

`handle`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: no

If specified, restricts sorting from starting unless the mousedown occurs on the specified element(s). Only elements that descend from the sortable items are permitted.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>
		<div class="handle">Sort Me</div>
	</div>
	<div>
		<div class="handle">Sort Me</div>
	</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	handle: '.handle'
});

`helper`

Type: String,Function
Default: original
Accepted values: original, clone or a function
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows for a helper element to be used for sorting display. If set to clone, then the item being sorted will be cloned and the clone will be dragged.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	helper: 'clone'
});

`items`

Type: String,Function
Default: null
Accepted values: a CSS selector or a function
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Specifies how to find the sortable items. It can be provided as a CSS selector or a function returning an array of sortable nodes

By default, all the direct descendants of the element will be considered sortable.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	items: 'div'
});

`opacity`

Type: Number
Default: null
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows changing the opacity of the items while being sorted.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	opacity: 0.5
});

`revert`

Type: Boolean,String,Function
Default: false
Accepted values: invalid, valid, true, false or a function
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Whether the sortable item should revert to its start position when sorting stops. If set to true, the sortable item will always revert. If set to invalid or valid it will respectively revert if dropped on a droppable or not. If it's a function, it must return true to indicate that the sortable item should revert.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	revert: 'invalid'
});

`revertDuration`

Type: Number
Default: 200
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Uses an animation with this specific duration in milliseconds when reverting the items.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	revert: 'invalid',
	revertDuration: 500
});

`scope`

Type: String
Default: default
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Used to group sets of Draggable, Droppable and Sortable elements, in addition to Droppable's accept option. A Sortable with the same scope value as a Droppable will be accepted by it.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	scope: 'my-scope'
});

`scroll`

Type: Boolean
Default: true
Modifiable at runtime: yes

If this option is set to true, the container of the element will auto-scroll if needed.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	scroll: true
});

`scrollSensitivity`

Type: Number
Default: 20
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines how close to the edge of the viewport the auto-scroll should happen. Distance is realtive to the mouse pointer, not to the sorting item.

This option is ignored if scroll is set to false.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	scroll: true,
	scrollSensitivity: 50
});

`scrollSpeed`

Type: Number
Default: 10
Modifiable at runtime: yes

The speed in pixels at which the container should auto-scroll when the distance in scrollSensitivity is met.

This option is ignored if scroll is set to false.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	scroll: true,
	scrollSpeed: 20
});

`skip`

Type: String
Default: input, textarea, button, select, option
Accepted values: a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Prevents sorting if the clicked element matches the given CSS selector.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>
		<span class="skip">Don't Sort Me</span>
		<span>Sort Me</span>
	</div>
	<div>
		<span class="skip">Don't Sort Me</span>
		<span>Sort Me</span>
	</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	skip: '.skip'
});

`tolerance`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: intersect or pointer
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Specifies which mode to use for testing whether the item being moved is hovering over another item.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	tolerance: 'pointer'
});

`zIndex`

Type: Number
Default: null
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows to change the z-index of the item when being sorted.

<div id="sort1">
	<div>Sort Me</div>
	<div>Sort Me</div>
</div>

import { Sortable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Sortable(document.querySelector('#sort1'), {
	zIndex: 1000
});

Events

Name	Description
`sortable:init`	Called when the Sortable is initialized.
`sortable:activate`	Called when drag/sort starts on a connected Draggable or Sortable.
`sort:start`	Called when the sort operation is started. Can be canceled.
`sort:move`	Called while sorting an item. Can be canceled.
`sort:stop`	Called when the sort operation stops. Can be canceled to prevent an unwanted sort or drop.
`sortable:over`	Called when a connected Draggable or Sortable item intersects with the Sortable.
`sortable:change`	Called whenever the sort order is changed within a Sortable list.
`sortable:remove`	Called when an item is removed from a Sortable.
`sortable:receive`	Called when a new item (from a connected Draggable or Sortable) is received by a Sortable.
`sortable:update`	Called when the items of a Sortable were updated.
`sortable:out`	Called when a connected Draggable or Sortable item is dragged out of the Sortable area.
`sortable:deactivate`	Called when drag/sort stops on a connected Draggable or Sortable.
`sortable:destroy`	Called when the Sortable is destroyed.

Event Arguments

`sortable:init`

sortable: The sortable being initialized

`sortable:activate`

sortable: The sortable being activated
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the event
peerSortable: The connected sortable that originated the event

`sort:start`

source: The element being sorted
helper: The helper element
placeholder: The placeholder element
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event

`sort:move`

source: The element being sorted
helper: The helper element
placeholder: The placeholder element
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event
position: The current mouse position

`sort:start`

source: The element being sorted
helper: The helper element
placeholder: The placeholder element
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event
droppable: The droppable where the sorting element was dropped

`sortable:over`

sortable: The sortable being hovered over
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the event
peerSortable: The connected sortable that originated the event

`sortable:change`

sortable: The sortable being changed

`sortable:remove`

sortable: The sortable from where the item was removed
item: The item being removed
previousIndex: The item index in the source sortable
peerSortable: The connected sortable that is receiving the item

`sortable:receive`

sortable: The sortable receiving the item
item: The item being received
newIndex: The item index in the target sortable
draggable: The draggable that was the previous owned of the item
peerSortable: The connected sortable that was the previous owner of the item

`sortable:update`

sortable: The sortable updated
item: The item that was moved
previousIndex: The previous item index
newIndex: The new item index
peerSortable: The connected sortable that was the previous owner of the item

`sortable:out`

sortable: The sortable being hovered out
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the event
peerSortable: The connected sortable that originated the event

`sortable:deactivate`

sortable: The sortable being deactivated
sensorEvent: The sensor event
draggable: The draggable that originated the event
peerSortable: The connected sortable that originated the event

`sortable:destroy`

sortable: The sortable being destroyed

Resizable

Enables resizing functionality on any DOM element. Creates handles on specific areas of the resizable elements that allow them to be resized using the mouse.

Elements modified or created will use the same CSS classes inherited from jQuery UI's implementation:

ui-resizable: the element being resized
ui-resizable-handle: the handles of a resizable element
ui-resizable-n: resize handle added on the upper area of a resizable element
ui-resizable-s: resize handle added on the lower area of a resizable element
ui-resizable-e: resize handle added on the right area of a resizable element
ui-resizable-w: resize handle added on the left area of a resizable element
ui-resizable-ne: resize handle added on the upper/right corner of a resizable element
ui-resizable-nw: resize handle added on the upper/left corner of a resizable element
ui-resizable-se: resize handle added on the lower/right corner of a resizable element
ui-resizable-nw: resize handle added on the lower/left corner of a resizable element
ui-resizable-ghost: the ghost element added to preview the new size of an element being resized
ui-resizable-helper: the resizing helper

Options

Name	Type	Default	Description
`animate`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Where to animate the size change on a resizable element.
`animateDuration`	`{Number}`	`500`	Resize animation duration in milliseconds.
`aspectRatio`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Where to keep the aspect ratio of the element when resizing.
`autoHide`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Where to auto hide the resize handles when hovering out the resizable element.
`containment`	`{String}`	null	Constraints resizing movement to an element or region.
`disabled`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Allows disabling the resizing behaviour.
`distance`	`{Number}`	`0`	Distance in pixels before resizing can start.
`flex`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Apply new width to elements using `flexBasis` instead of `width`.
`ghost`	`{Boolean}`	`false`	Whether to use a ghost element to represent the new size while resizing.
`grid`	`{Array}`	null	Snaps the resizing behavior to a grid, every x and y pixels.
`handles`	`{String}`	`e,s,se`	Indicates which resize handles to create.
`maxHeight`	`{Number}`	null	Maximum resize height.
`maxWidth`	`{Number}`	null	Maximum resize width.
`minHeight`	`{Number}`	null	Minimum resize height.
`minWidth`	`{Number}`	null	Minimum resize width.
`zIndex`	`{Number}`	null	Allows changing the z-index while resizing.

`animate`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Whether to animate the size change of resizable elements when the resize operation stops.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	animate: true
});

`animateDuration`

Type: Number
Default: 500
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines the amount of time in milliseconds to be used in the size change animation.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	animate: true,
	animateDuration: 1000
});

`aspectRatio`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

If set to true, changing the size of a resizable element will always preserve its aspect ratio.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	aspectRatio: true
});

`autoHide`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: no

If set to true, the resize handles will only be visible when hovering over the resizable elements.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	autoHide: true
});

`containment`

Type: String
Default: null
Accepted values: parent, document or a CSS selector
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Constrains resizing to within the bounds of the specified element.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	containment: 'parent'
});

`disabled`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines whether the Resizable instance should be disabled.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	disabled: true
});

`distance`

Type: Number
Default: 0
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Distance in pixels that the mouse should move before the resizing should start. Prevents unwanted resizes when resizable items are clicked.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	distance: 10
});

`flex`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: no

If set to true, the resizable element is considered to be using flex-box and the width updates will be performed using the flexBasis style property.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	flex: true
});

`ghost`

Type: Boolean
Default: false
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Whether to create a ghost element to demonstrate the size change of a resizable element.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	ghost: true
});

`grid`

Type: Array
Default: null
Accepted values: an array of 2 numbers in the form [x, y]
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Snaps the resizing behavior to a grid, every x and y pixels.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	grid: [10, 10]
});

`handles`

Type: String
Default: e,s,se
Accepted values: a list of handle identifiers
Modifiable at runtime: no

Specifies which resize handles should be created on the resizable element. The option value must be a comma separated list of handle identifiers: n, s, e, w, ne, nw, se, sw.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	handles: 'e,se'
});

`maxHeight`

Type: Number
Default: null
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines the maximum height of a resizable element.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	maxHeight: 1000
});

`maxWidth`

Type: Number
Default: null
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines the maximum width of a resizable element.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	maxWidth: 1000
});

`minHeight`

Type: Number
Default: null
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines the minimum height of a resizable element.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	minHeight: 100
});

`minWidth`

Type: Number
Default: null
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Determines the minimum width of a resizable element.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	minWidth: 100
});

`zIndex`

Type: Number
Default: 500
Modifiable at runtime: yes

Allows to change the z-index of an element being resized.

<div id="resize1">Resize Me</div>

import { Resizable } from 'agnostic-draggable';

new Resizable(document.querySelector('#resize1'), {
	zIndex: 10
});

Events

Name	Description
`resizable:init`	Called when the Resizable is initialized.
`resize:start`	Called when the resize operation is started. Can be canceled.
`resize:change`	Called while resizing an item. Can be canceled.
`resize:stop`	Called when the resize operation stops. Can be canceled to prevent an unwanted resize.
`resizable:destroy`	Called when the Resizable is destroyed.

Event Arguments

`resizable:init`

resizable: The resizable being initialized

`resize:start`

source: The element to be resized
helper: The helper element
originalElement: The original element
originalSize: The original element size
originalPosition: The original element position
size: The current element size
position: The current element position
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event

`resize:change`

element: The element being resized
helper: The helper element
originalElement: The original element
originalSize: The original element size
originalPosition: The original element position
size: The current element size
position: The current element position
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event

`resize:stop`

source: The resized element
helper: The helper element
originalElement: The original element
originalSize: The original element size
originalPosition: The original element position
size: The new element size
position: The new element position
sensorEvent: The sensor event
originalEvent: The original mouse event

`resizable:destroy`

resizable The resizable being destroyed

Contributing

Feel free to submit pull requests. The most wanted help would be bringing the remaining features from jQuery UI's that were not translated to this library.

This library was ported from an old library, so it lacks support for mobile touch events. Anyone interested in implementing enhancements like this would be very welcome.

Other new features or fixes for any kind of defects are also very welcome.

License

MIT