Hello, Thank you for the great work on this library.
I have specifically chosen your library because yours seems to handle swipe on devices that are not touch screens. I have made it work on touchscreens without any problem, but I struggle to make it work on my laptop. I have enabled the mouse I assume because I used it like this:
<div
use:swipeable={{ trackMouse: true }}
on:swipedleft={ goNext }
on:swipedright={ goPrev }
...
>
...
</div>
It probably boils down to what I understand defines a swipe when you have a mouse, even more so a trackpad in my case. What I am trying to achieve, which is probably quite common with your library, is to have a slideshow that loops which is triggered on click. So I already have a click event which determines if it goes next or prev depending on which side of the slideshow was clicked. But I want it to work when visitors think they need to scroll instead. By adding the code above, it does work on touch screen. But not if I try to scroll on touchpad.
Maybe it's not really as easy as that because a trackpad is sort of in between and also the gesture people use to scroll is actually defined by the browser. In my case it is a scroll gesture with 2 fingers, but it could be different for somebody else. Therefore I thought the most appropriate route is still to detect a sort or scroll. But as far as I know, there is no such thing as a scroll event on something that does not technically scroll.
Anyway, I wanted to have your opinion on this and if you know a way to achieve what I am trying to achieve.
Thank you in advance.
Best,
Mickael
Hello, Thank you for the great work on this library.
I have specifically chosen your library because yours seems to handle swipe on devices that are not touch screens. I have made it work on touchscreens without any problem, but I struggle to make it work on my laptop. I have enabled the mouse I assume because I used it like this:
It probably boils down to what I understand defines a swipe when you have a mouse, even more so a trackpad in my case. What I am trying to achieve, which is probably quite common with your library, is to have a slideshow that loops which is triggered on click. So I already have a click event which determines if it goes next or prev depending on which side of the slideshow was clicked. But I want it to work when visitors think they need to scroll instead. By adding the code above, it does work on touch screen. But not if I try to scroll on touchpad.
Maybe it's not really as easy as that because a trackpad is sort of in between and also the gesture people use to scroll is actually defined by the browser. In my case it is a scroll gesture with 2 fingers, but it could be different for somebody else. Therefore I thought the most appropriate route is still to detect a sort or scroll. But as far as I know, there is no such thing as a scroll event on something that does not technically scroll.
Anyway, I wanted to have your opinion on this and if you know a way to achieve what I am trying to achieve.
Thank you in advance.
Best,
Mickael