VPenkov/okayNav

Masonry is a JavaScript library for arranging elements of varying heights into a grid without vertical gaps. It serves as a DOM element positioner and dynamic layout manager that calculates and applies absolute coordinates to HTML elements based on available vertical space. The system functions as a responsive grid engine using percentage-based widths to maintain consistent structures across different screen sizes. It includes capabilities to recalculate grid positions after images load or browser windows resize to prevent element overlap. The library covers grid management and positioning,

This project is a cross-platform UI component for React Native applications that provides a customizable overlay window for presenting content on top of existing application views. It serves as a library for managing animated modal components, backdrops, and mobile transitions. The component distinguishes itself through support for custom enter and exit animations and highly configurable backdrops, allowing for the adjustment of opacity, color, and the integration of custom elements. It also implements gesture-based dismissal, enabling users to close overlays via background taps or swipes in

Snap.js is a JavaScript library for building draggable side navigation panels on touch devices. It enables slide-in menus from the left or right screen edge, driven by a gesture-based state machine that interprets drag and flick gestures to open and close the panel. The library distinguishes horizontal menu drags from vertical scrolling by analyzing the initial touch movement angle, and locks menu movement to a single axis to prevent interference. It uses hardware-accelerated CSS transforms for smooth animations and provides configurable snap thresholds that determine whether a drag should op

Zag is a headless UI state machine library that provides unstyled component logic to ensure consistent behavior across different rendering engines. It functions as a toolkit for modeling complex user interface interactions using statecharts, decoupling the underlying logic and accessibility attributes from visual styling. The library is framework-agnostic, utilizing specialized adapters to bridge its state machine logic with various JavaScript libraries such as React, Solid, Vue, and Svelte. This approach allows developers to maintain a single interaction model while applying any CSS or styli