A collection of vanilla JavaScript components used in Odopod projects.

Take a look at CONTRIBUTING.md.

The Odo repo is managed as a monorepo; it's composed of many npm packages.

Package	Version
@odopod/odo-affix
@odopod/odo-background-video
@odopod/odo-base-component
@odopod/odo-carousel
@odopod/odo-device
@odopod/odo-dialog
@odopod/odo-draggable
@odopod/odo-dropdown
@odopod/odo-dual-viewer
@odopod/odo-helpers
@odopod/odo-hotspots
@odopod/odo-module
@odopod/odo-object-fit
@odopod/odo-on-swipe
@odopod/odo-pointer
@odopod/odo-responsive-attributes
@odopod/odo-responsive-classes
@odopod/odo-responsive-images
@odopod/odo-reveal
@odopod/odo-sassplate
@odopod/odo-scroll-animation
@odopod/odo-scroll-feedback
@odopod/odo-share
@odopod/odo-sticky-headers
@odopod/odo-tabs
@odopod/odo-tap
@odopod/odo-video
@odopod/odo-viewport
@odopod/odo-window-events

If you use webpack (or another bundler) for your project and are already using a compiler for your JavaScript (like babel), you have the option of using odo component source files and compiling them with your project.

This has a couple benefits:

• No dependencies for odo are bundled with their dist files. For example, the debounce package is bundled in a couple odo components.
• Use the same babel preset for your app's code and odo components. Maybe you're using babel-preset-env so that you can compile less.
• Less boilerplate code. Each odo component comes with webpack's UMD wrapper so that it can work in multiple environments.

Use the alias object to map requests for odo components to their source files instead of dist files. This configuration is intended for webpack v2.

// Webpack config
{
  resolve: {
    alias: {
      '@odopod/odo-carousel$': '@odopod/odo-carousel/src/carousel.js',
      '@odopod/odo-device$': '@odopod/odo-device/src/device.js',
      '@odopod/odo-draggable$': '@odopod/odo-draggable/src/draggable.js',
      '@odopod/odo-helpers$': '@odopod/odo-helpers/index.js',
      '@odopod/odo-pointer$': '@odopod/odo-pointer/src/pointer.js',
    },
  },
}

Don't exclude odo components from being compiled with babel.

module: {
  rules: [
    {
      test: /\.js$/,
      exclude: /node_modules\/(?!@odopod\/odo-)/,
      loader: 'babel-loader',
    },
  }
]