Projects sharing features with Draggabilly

Dragula is a JavaScript drag and drop library and DOM element manipulator used to move and reorder HTML elements between multiple containers. It functions as a UI interaction framework and event manager that tracks drag lifecycles to facilitate the movement of elements within a web browser interface. The library distinguishes itself through configurable constraint validation, allowing developers to define which elements are draggable and which containers are permitted drop targets. It supports specialized interaction patterns such as element cloning, the use of specific drag handles to restri

Draggable is a JavaScript library for implementing draggable elements and sortable lists within a web browser. It provides a functional toolset for creating accessible drag and drop interfaces and a mechanism for dynamically swapping, sorting, and reordering HTML elements in real time. The library features a cross-input interaction layer that unifies mouse, touch, and force-touch events into a single stream for consistent behavior across different devices. It specifically includes tools for providing screen reader feedback and assistive technology support to ensure drag operations are accessi

React-dnd is a drag and drop framework and library for React applications. It provides a system of higher-order components and hooks to implement draggable interface elements and drop targets using a declarative API. The framework separates the logic of moving items from the visual presentation of the user interface. This allows for the development of interactive interfaces, such as visual list reordering and custom dashboard layouts where widgets or panels can be reorganized.

Sortable is a framework-agnostic JavaScript library for creating reorderable lists through drag and drop interactions. It functions as a reorderable list manager that allows users to rearrange DOM elements using pointer interactions on modern browsers and touch devices. The library enables the transfer or cloning of items between different lists using shared group identifiers. It supports complex organizational structures, including nested reorderable lists for managing hierarchical data across different levels. Its capabilities cover the animation of element movements and the configuration

This project is a drag-and-drop UI library and a Vue 3 component for implementing sortable lists and state-synced interfaces. It acts as a wrapper for the Sortable.js library, providing a state-synced list component that automatically updates the underlying data array when items are reordered or moved. The library supports nested draggable interfaces and hierarchical data organization, allowing draggable containers to be nested inside other movable items to create multi-level structures. It also enables multi-column data transfer, allowing elements to be moved or cloned between different drag

react-rnd is a JavaScript UI interaction library and React component used to create elements that are both draggable and resizable within a browser window. It functions as a constraint-based layout component that wraps DOM elements to enforce boundaries, grid snapping, and aspect ratio locks during manual adjustments. The library allows for the definition of custom interaction handles to act as the primary triggers for dragging and resizing actions. It supports axis restrictions, boundary limits, and the ability to round position and dimension values to specified pixel increments. The system

Sortable is a JavaScript drag and drop library used to create reorderable lists of HTML elements. It is a framework-agnostic tool and a touch-enabled interaction library that functions across modern browsers and touch devices without dependencies on specific web frameworks. The library enables the movement and cloning of elements between different containers using shared group configurations. It supports the repositioning of multiple items simultaneously and the use of specific drag handles to restrict which areas of an element trigger a move. Additional capabilities include programmatic sor

This project is a declarative motion framework and JavaScript animation engine designed to transition CSS properties, SVG attributes, and DOM elements. It provides a comprehensive set of tools for creating complex, multi-part motion sequences by synchronizing animations, timers, and callbacks into a single, unified timeline. The library distinguishes itself through a robust timeline-based sequence orchestrator that allows for precise timing, label-based control, and hierarchical nesting of animations. It also features a physics-driven interaction library that enables draggable elements with c

The angularjs-slider repository provides a lightweight slider directive built specifically for the AngularJS framework. It offers single-handle and dual-handle numeric selection components with no external dependencies, allowing users to pick values or ranges by dragging interactive handles along a track. The component supports extensive customization options, including minimum and maximum boundaries, forbidden zones, step increments, decimal precision, and custom markup templates. Developers can configure these parameters through instance-level attributes or via a centralized service provide

This is a React drag and drop library designed for building accessible draggable lists and reorderable elements. It provides a cross-input interaction framework that manages events across mouse, touch, and custom sensor inputs to create interactive user interfaces. The library includes a virtualized list manager to maintain high frame rates when handling large datasets by processing only the elements currently visible on the screen. It also supports custom input sensor integration, allowing for the registration of specialized input types to trigger and control drag operations. The system cov

use-gesture is a JavaScript gesture manager and interaction tool designed to detect and process user input patterns. It functions as a React gesture hook library and a general utility for tracking screen coordinates and movement patterns to drive interactive component behaviors. The library specializes in capturing complex mouse and touch interactions, including dragging, pinching, swiping, and scrolling. It provides a system for implementing drag and drop functionality and pinch-to-zoom interactions. The tool covers the development of interactive UI components by normalizing diverse input e

Jcrop is a JavaScript image cropping library that provides a browser-based interface for users to interactively select and define rectangular regions of an image. It utilizes a DOM-based image overlay to wrap images in relative containers, allowing for the placement of adjustable selection handles and boundary constraints. The tool distinguishes itself through comprehensive input support, translating touch gestures and keyboard intercepts into precise coordinate updates for both mobile and desktop environments. It features an engine capable of enforcing custom aspect ratio constraints and cal

This library provides a set of directives for building sortable, hierarchical user interfaces within the Angular framework. It leverages the native HTML5 drag-and-drop API to enable direct manipulation of data objects, allowing users to reorder items and manage complex list structures through intuitive browser interactions. The project distinguishes itself by supporting nested data visualization, enabling the creation of tree structures that maintain their hierarchy during drag-and-drop operations. It offers granular control over these interactions through custom drag handles, which restrict

This project is a modular toolkit for building accessible, component-based drag-and-drop interfaces in React. It provides a foundational framework for managing complex spatial interactions, state synchronization, and element registration, allowing developers to create interactive web applications that support mouse, touch, and keyboard inputs. The library distinguishes itself through a highly extensible architecture that separates input handling from interaction logic. It utilizes a sensor-based input abstraction to normalize diverse user interactions and a plugin-driven lifecycle to inject c

React DnD is a library for building complex drag-and-drop interfaces within React applications. It provides a declarative, component-based architecture that abstracts native browser drag-and-drop APIs, allowing developers to manage state and interactions between draggable sources and drop targets. The library utilizes a dependency injection backend to decouple interaction logic from specific input methods, supporting mouse, touch, and native browser events through a unified normalization layer. It employs a registry pattern to track active drop zones and a monitor pattern to observe the lifec

react-dropzone is a React hook and HTML5 drag-and-drop wrapper used to create interactive areas that accept files via drag-and-drop or a native system file picker. It serves as a web file system interface, bridging browser interfaces with the operating system's file selection process. The project distinguishes itself by managing complex event propagation to isolate drop zones and providing global drag-state detection for document-wide visual feedback. It supports both traditional hidden input triggers and the modern browser File System Access API for secure context integration, and it can det

Packery is a JavaScript bin-packing grid layout engine and DOM element positioning library. It arranges elements of varying sizes into a gapless, compact grid by calculating and applying absolute coordinates to HTML elements to prevent overlapping. The library enables the creation of draggable grid interfaces, allowing users to rearrange elements via drag-and-drop while the system automatically reflows the remaining items. It maintains stable, responsive layouts across different screen dimensions by using a percentage-based positioning system and responding to window resize events. The tool

Tether is a DOM positioning engine designed to anchor floating user interface elements, such as tooltips and dropdowns, to target elements. It functions as a logic engine for managing the placement of overlays and synchronizing the position of secondary elements relative to primary anchors. The system includes collision detection and overflow prevention to ensure that floating menus and overlays remain within the visible viewport. It automatically repositions elements when they encounter page boundaries to prevent visual clipping. The tool manages dynamic element alignment and tracking durin

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This project is a jQuery plugin designed for creating responsive grid interfaces that support interactive drag-and-drop reordering and manual resizing of elements. It provides a framework for managing structured layouts where content can be organized into a grid system that automatically adjusts to maintain visual alignment. The library enables users to customize dashboards by rearranging and scaling widgets through mouse-based interactions. It utilizes a coordinate-based system to detect collisions and ensure that elements snap into valid slots, while providing callback functions to monitor

Vue.Draggable is a component-based library for Vue.js that enables drag-and-drop functionality within web interfaces. It functions as a wrapper for the SortableJS engine, bridging the gap between imperative DOM manipulation and the declarative nature of the Vue.js reactive system. By synchronizing user interface interactions with the underlying data model, it ensures that list reordering and element movement are automatically reflected in the application state. The library supports complex interaction patterns, including the ability to move items between lists, clone elements using keyboard m

Vue.Draggable is a user interface component for Vue that enables drag-and-drop list reordering. It functions as a declarative wrapper for the Sortable.js library, providing a specialized list element that synchronizes the visual order of elements with an underlying data model. The project supports complex interactive layouts, including the ability to transfer items between multiple containers and clone items during the drag process. It provides mechanisms to restrict drag initiation to specific handle elements and allows for the embedding of static content within the draggable area. The fram

GSAP is a comprehensive JavaScript animation library designed for orchestrating complex motion sequences and interactive user interfaces. It provides a robust property-interpolation engine that calculates intermediate values for CSS styles, attributes, and numeric properties, enabling smooth visual transitions across web elements. The framework is built on a core architecture that manages animation lifecycles, timeline-based sequence orchestration, and virtual property interception to ensure precise control over motion. The library distinguishes itself through a modular, plugin-based extensib

Scroller is a JavaScript library for implementing pan-and-zoom interactions on HTML elements and Canvas rendering surfaces. It functions as a viewport state manager and kinetic scrolling engine that translates touch and mouse pointer events into scaled offsets for fluid navigation. The library features a kinetic motion system that simulates deceleration and edge bouncing. It includes specific mechanisms for pull-to-refresh triggers and supports point-relative zoom scaling to keep the focal point centered on the user's cursor. The system provides a range of movement controls, including axis-l

This repository contains the HTML specification, which defines the core standards for web page structuring, content organization, and document rendering. It establishes the fundamental algorithms for state-machine-based tokenization, tree construction for the document object model, and origin-based security isolation. The specification provides a framework for defining custom elements with independent lifecycles and registries. It also details the requirements for cross-document communication, session history management, and the synchronization of interface properties with content attributes.

gridstack.js is a JavaScript grid layout library and responsive dashboard framework used to create interactive interfaces with draggable and resizable elements. It functions as a drag-and-drop layout manager and a JSON-serializable layout engine, allowing user-defined interface states to be persisted and restored. The library distinguishes itself through a touch-enabled grid interface and a responsive system that automatically adjusts item placement based on screen breakpoints. It features a collision-based layout engine that manages overlapping coordinates to shift or swap elements, alongsid

Tiny-slider is a vanilla JavaScript carousel library used to create touch-enabled content sliders and accessible UI components without external dependencies. It functions as a responsive layout engine that adjusts slide visibility and dimensions based on viewport breakpoints. The library distinguishes itself through built-in lazy loading for images and media to improve page performance and a responsive system that automatically scales item counts and spacing according to the device screen size. It also supports nested slider instances, allowing for the creation of multi-directional scrolling