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  • lynx: createIntersectionObserver() static method

    The lynx.createIntersectionObserver method can be used to create an IntersectionObserver object. The object behavior can be customized by passing in parameters. Once the object is created, it cannot be modified.

    grammar

    lynx.createIntersectionObserver(
       component: BaseInstance,
       options ? options : {
         thresholds : [0],
         initialRatio: 0,
         observeAll : false,
       }
    ): IntersectionObserver;

    Parameters

    component

    component: BaseInstance;

    For front-end custom component or card instances, the target node and reference node are searched first in this component. If not found, the global search is performed.

    options

    options
      ? options
      : {
          thresholds: [0],
          initialRatio: 0,
          observeAll: false,
        };

    Specify the behavior of IntersectionObserver objects:

    • thresholds: The valid range of each array element is [0, 1], specifying a threshold list for intersection state changes. When the intersection ratio of the target node and the reference node passes one of the thresholds, a callback is triggered, and the old intersection ratio is represented. and the new intersection ratio is on either side of the threshold or the intersection ratio is equal to the threshold
    • initialRatio: The valid range is [0, 1], which specifies the threshold for triggering the callback when detected for the first time. The callback is triggered when the intersection ratio of the first detection is greater than the threshold.
    • observeAll: Specify whether to observe multiple target nodes at the same time

    return value

    IntersectionObserver object.

    Example

    You can observe changes in the intersection status of the target node and the reference node through the following three steps:

    1. Create an IntersectionObserver object and specify a threshold list for intersection state changes
    2. Call the relativeTo* method of the IntersectionObserver object to specify the reference node
    3. Call the observe method of the IntersectionObserver object to specify the target node and callback
    4. Call the disconnect method of the IntersectionObserver object to clear the target node and callback
    // 1. Create IntersectionObserver object
    const observer = lynx.createIntersectionObserver(this, {
      thresholds: [0, 0.25, 0.5, 0.75, 1.0],
    });
    
    // 2. Call the relativeTo method to specify the reference node
    observer.relativeTo('#refNode', { left: 10, right: 10 });
    
    // 3. Call the observer method to specify the target node and callback
    observer.observe('#targetNode', (res) => {
      console.log('IntersectionObserver: ', JSON.stringify(res));
    });
    
    // 4. Call the disconnect method to clear the target node and callback
    observer.disconnect();

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