How to use

new MooSwipe(el, options);

• el: String id of the element, an element node, or any object with a toElement method.
• options: Options and events.

Typical usage:

new MooSwipe('swipe-id', {
    onSwipeLeft: function() {
        // Code to execute on left swipe
    },
    onSwipeRight: function() {
        // Code to execute on right swipe
    },
    onSwipe: function(direction) {
        // Code to execute on any swipe
    }
});

Options

• tolerance (int): The number of pixels your finger must move to trigger a swipe event. Defaults to 20.
• preventDefaults (bool): Prevent the default action during the touchMove event? Defaults to true.

Example:

new MooSwipe('swipe-id', {
    tolerance: 50,
    preventDefaults: false,
    onSwipeLeft: ...,
    onSwipeRight: ...,
    onSwipe: ...
});

Events

• swipeLeft
• swipeRight
• swipe: passed a string indicating the direction, 'left' or 'right'

Event functions can be included in the MooSwipe initialization:

new MooSwipe('swipe-id', {
    onSwipeLeft: function() { ... },
    onSwipeRight: function() { ... },
    onSwipe: function(direction) { ... }
});

Or added afterwards:

var swipe = new MooSwipe('swipe-id');
swipe.addEvent('swipeLeft', function() { ... });
swipe.addEvent('swipeRight', function() { ... });
swipe.addEvent('swipe', function(direction) { ... });

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