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fullscreen spec api in a vendor agnostic wrapper

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Fscreen - Fullscreen API

Live Example

Vendor agnostic access to the Fullscreen API. Build with the Fullscreen API as intended without worrying about vendor prefixes.

$ npm install --save fscreen
import fscreen from 'fscreen';

fscreen.fullscreenEnabled === true / false;
// boolean to tell if fullscreen mode is supported
// replacement for: document.fullscreenEnabled
// mapped to: document.vendorMappedFullscreenEnabled

fscreen.fullscreenElement === null / DOM Element;
// null if not in fullscreen mode, or the DOM element that's in fullscreen mode
// replacement for: document.fullscreenElement
// mapped to: document.vendorMappedFullsceenElement
// note that fscreen.fullscreenElement uses a getter to retrieve the element
// each time the property is accessed.


fscreen.requestFullscreen(element);
// replacement for: element.requestFullscreen()
// mapped to: element.vendorMappedRequestFullscreen()

fscreen.requestFullscreenFunction(element);
// replacement for: element.requestFullscreen - without calling the function
// mapped to: element.vendorMappedRequestFullscreen

fscreen.exitFullscreen();
// replacement for: document.exitFullscreen()
// mapped to: document.vendorMappedExitFullscreen()
// note that fscreen.exitFullscreen is mapped to
// document.vendorMappedExitFullscreen - without calling the function


fscreen.onfullscreenchange = handler;
// replacement for: document.onfullscreenchange = handler
// mapped to: document.vendorMappedOnfullscreenchange = handler

fscreen.addEventListener(‘fullscreenchange’, handler, options);
// replacement for: document.addEventListener(‘fullscreenchange’, handler, options)
// mapped to: document.addEventListener(‘vendorMappedFullscreenchange’, handler, options)

fscreen.removeEventListener(‘fullscreenchange’, handler, options);
// replacement for: document.removeEventListener(‘fullscreenchange’, handler, options)
// mapped to: document.removeEventListener(‘vendorMappedFullscreenchange’, handler, options)


fscreen.onfullscreenerror = handler;
// replacement for: document.onfullscreenerror = handler
// mapped to: document.vendorMappedOnfullscreenerror = handler

fscreen.addEventListener(‘fullscreenerror’, handler, options);
// replacement for: document.addEventListener(‘fullscreenerror’, handler, options)
// mapped to: document.addEventListener(‘vendorMappedFullscreenerror’, handler, options)

fscreen.removeEventListener(‘fullscreenerror’, handler, options);
// replacement for: document.removeEventListener(‘fullscreenerror’, handler, options)
// mapped to: document.removeEventListener(‘vendorMappedFullscreenerror’, handler, options)

Usage

Use it just like the spec API.

if (fscreen.fullscreenEnabled) {
 fscreen.addEventListener('fullscreenchange', handler, false);
 fscreen.requestFullscreen(element);
}

function handler() {
 if (fscreen.fullscreenElement !== null) {
   console.log('Entered fullscreen mode');
 } else {
   console.log('Exited fullscreen mode');
 }
}