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Hello
Thanks for the great library.
I have one small question:
Is it possible to disable gesture events inside scollable container?
Something like this:
I can swipe down this white element like in mobile apps, but i have scrollable content, which must disable swipe.

Is there a sweet spot that tinygesture shines over these other 3? Or is there a widely accepted and used lib for all the touch events in 2020? Thanks

I apologize in advance for a short and blunt bug report.

I spent a while debugging why tinygesture wasn't firing swipe events at all. It didn't matter how I swiped. Turned out to be due to diagonalSwipes being set to true.

I don't have a repro, it's late and I probably forget about this tomorrow with all the corona fuss, so that will be all.

You showed how to implement a long press without Tap.

Is there a similar thing for a double tap without tap?

Thanks!

Hi
I registered for all four swipe events, but surprisingly only the right one will fire. i don't if it's because of the touch pad or something else:

import TinyGesture from "https://unpkg.com/[email protected]/dist/TinyGesture.js";

function initSlider(target)
{
    const instance = new TinyGesture(target);
    console.log(instance)

    instance.on("swipeleft", async event => {
        console.log("swiped left")
    });
    
    instance.on("swiperight", async event => {
        console.log("swiped right")
    });
    
    instance.on("swipeup", async event => {
        console.log("swiped up")
    });
    
    instance.on("swipedown", async event => {
        console.log("swiped down")
    });
}

document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
  document.querySelectorAll(".swipe").forEach(initSlider);
});

When user is close to horizontal threshold, but close to diagonal (also close to vertical threshold) swipes may trigger when they shouldn't.

this is tested on the latest version of Chrome on a macOS

Hi,

Thanks for a great library. Already we are using it in production in a PWA with great results.

I would now like to support some more gestures to enrich what our users can do, specifically a two finger horizontal swipe. Is there any way to tell from the fired event the number of touchpoints used?

Thanks,

Consider the multiple conditions update in sleepwalker?

With a Macbook touchpad or any other touchpad no swipe events register.