svelte-toc
v0.6.2TypeScript
Sticky responsive table of contents component written in Svelte
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Published by Janosh Riebesell
npm install svelte-toc
Svelte ToC
Sticky responsive table of contents component. Live Demo
🔨 Installation
``sh`
npm install --dev svelte-toc
📙 Usage
`svelte
Page Title
Section
Subsection
Next Section
Another Subsection
`
🔣 Props
Full list of props and bindable variables for this component (all of them optional):
1. `ts`
activeHeading: HTMLHeadingElement | null = null
The DOM node of the currently active (highlighted) heading (based on user's scroll position on the page).
1. `ts`
activeHeadingScrollOffset: number = 100
Distance in pixels to top edge of screen at which a heading jumps from inactive to active. Increase this value if you have a header that makes headings disappear earlier than the viewport's top edge.
1. `ts`
activeTocLi: HTMLLIElement | null = null
The DOM node of the currently active (highlighted) ToC item (based on user's scroll position on the page).
1. `ts`
aside: HTMLElement | undefined = undefined
The DOM node of the outer-most aside element. This is the element that gets the toc class. Cannot be passed in as a prop, only for external access!
1. `ts`
blurParams: BlurParams | undefined = { duration: 200 }
Parameters to pass to transition:blur from svelte/transition. Set to null or { duration: 0 } to disable blurring.
1. `ts`
breakpoint: number = 1000
At what screen width in pixels to break from mobile to desktop styles.
1. `ts`
desktop: boolean = true
true if current window width > breakpoint else false.
1. `ts`
flashClickedHeadingsFor: number = 1500
How long (in milliseconds) a heading clicked in the ToC should receive a class of .toc-clicked in the main document. This can be used to help users immediately spot the heading they clicked on after the ToC scrolled it into view. Flash duration is in milliseconds. Set to 0 to disable this behavior. Style .toc-clicked however you like, though less is usually more. For example, the demo site uses
`css`
:is(h2, h3, h4) {
transition: 0.3s;
}
.toc-clicked {
color: cornflowerblue;
}
1. `ts`
getHeadingIds = (node: HTMLHeadingElement): string => node.id
Function that receives each DOM node matching headingSelector and returns the string to set the URL hash to when clicking the associated ToC entry. Set to null to prevent updating the URL hash on ToC clicks if e.g. your headings don't have IDs.
1. `ts`
getHeadingLevels = (node: HTMLHeadingElement): number => Number(node.nodeName[1]) // get the number from H1, H2, ...
Function that receives each DOM node matching headingSelector and returns an integer from 1 to 6 for the ToC depth (determines indentation and font-size).
1. `ts
getHeadingTitles = (node: HTMLHeadingElement): string => node.textContent ??
Function that receives each DOM node matching headingSelector and returns the string to display in the TOC.
1. `ts`
headings: HTMLHeadingElement[] = []
Array of DOM heading nodes currently listed and tracked by the ToC. Is bindable but mostly meant for reading, not writing. Deciding which headings to list should be left to the ToC and controlled via headingSelector.
1. `ts:is(h2, h3, h4):not(.toc-exclude)
headingSelector: string =
CSS selector that matches all headings to list in the ToC. You can try out selectors in the dev console of your live page to make sure they return what you want by passing it into [...document.querySelectorAll(headingSelector)]. The default selector :is(h2, h3, h4):not(.toc-exclude) excludes h5 and h6 headings as well as any node with a class of toc-exclude. For example
Section Title
will not be listed.1.
`ts
hide: boolean = false
` Whether to render the ToC. The reason you would use this and not wrap the component as a whole with Svelte's
block is so that the script part of this component can still operate and keep track of the headings on the page, allowing conditional rendering based on the number or kinds of headings present (see PR#14). To access the headings is currently tracking, use .1.
`ts
autoHide: boolean = true
` Whether to automatically hide the ToC when it's empty, i.e. when no headings match
. If true, ToC also automatically un-hides itself when re-querying for headings (e.g. on scroll) and finding some.1.
`ts
keepActiveTocItemInView: boolean = true
` Whether to keep the active ToC item in view when scrolling the page. Only applies to long ToCs that are too high to fit on screen. If true, the ToC container will scroll itself to keep the active item in view and centered (if possible).
Requires
event browser support (71% as of 2024-01-22), with Safari the only major browser lacking support.1.
`ts
minItems: number = 0
` Completely prevent the ToC from rendering if it doesn't find at least
matching headings on the page. The default of 0 means the ToC will always render, even if it's empty.1.
`ts
nav: HTMLElement | undefined = undefined
` The DOM node of the
element. Cannot be passed in as a prop, only for external access!1.
`ts
open: boolean = false
` Whether the ToC is currently in an open state on mobile screens. Can be used to externally control the
state through 2-way binding. This value is ignored on desktop.1.
`ts
openButtonLabel: string = Open table of contents
What to use as ARIA label for the button shown on mobile screens to open the ToC. Not used on desktop screens.
1.
ts
pageBody: string | HTMLElement = body
Which DOM node to use as the
root node. This is usually the page's tag or element. All headings to list in the ToC should be children of this root node. Use the closest parent node containing all headings for efficiency, especially if you have a lot of elements on the page that are on a separate branch of the DOM tree from the headings you want to list.1.
`ts
reactToKeys: string[] = [ArrowDown, ArrowUp, , Enter, Escape, Tab]
` Which keyboard events to listen for. The default set of keys closes the ToC on
and Tab out, navigates the ToC list with ArrowDown, ArrowUp, and scrolls to the active ToC item on Space, and Enter. Set reactToKeys = false or [] to disable keyboard support entirely. Remove individual keys from the array to disable specific behaviors.1.
`ts
scrollBehavior: 'auto' | 'smooth' = smooth
Whether to scroll the page smoothly or instantly when clicking on a ToC item. Set to
to use the browser's default behavior.1.
`ts
title: string = On this page
ToC title to display above the list of headings. Set
to hide.1.
`ts
titleTag: string = h2
Change the HTML tag to be used for the ToC title. For example, to get
, set titleTag='strong'.1.
`ts
tocItems: HTMLLIElement[] = []
` Array of rendered Toc list items DOM nodes. Essentially the result of
. Can be useful for binding.1.
`ts
warnOnEmpty: boolean = true
` Whether to issue a console warning if the ToC is empty.
To control how far from the viewport top headings come to rest when scrolled into view from clicking on them in the ToC, use
css
/ replace next line with appropriate CSS selector for all your headings /
:where(h1, h2, h3, h4) {
scroll-margin-top: 50px;
}
`🎰 Slots
has 3 named slots:-
slot="toc-item" to customize how individual headings are rendered inside the ToC. It has access to the DOM node it represents via let:heading as well as the list index let:idx (counting from 0) at which it appears in the ToC.
`svelte
{idx + 1}. {heading.innerText}
`-
: Title shown above the list of ToC entries. Props title and titleTag have no effect when filling this slot.
- slot="open-toc-icon": Icon shown on mobile screens which opens the ToC on clicks.✨ Styling
The HTML structure of this component is
`html
` offers the following CSS variables which can be passed in directly as props:-
aside.toc
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- : Applies on both mobile and desktop.
- aside.toc > nav
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- : Height beyond which ToC will use scrolling instead of growing vertically.
- padding: var(--toc-padding, 1em 1em 0)
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- : Text color of hovered headings.
- background: var(--toc-li-hover-bg)
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- : Text color of the currently active heading (the one nearest but above top side of current viewport scroll position).
- font: var(--toc-active-li-font)
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- : Allows setting top, right, bottom, left border widths separately.
- border-radius: var(--toc-active-border-radius, 2pt)
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- : Background of padding area around the menu icon button.
- color: var(--toc-mobile-btn-color, black): Menu icon color of button used as ToC opener on mobile.
- aside.toc > nav > .toc-title
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- : Background color of the nav element hovering in the lower-left screen corner when the ToC was opened on mobile screens.
- width: var(--toc-mobile-width, 18em)
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- : Margin of the outer-most aside.toc element on desktops.
- max-width: var(--toc-desktop-max-width)
- : How far below the screen's top edge the ToC starts being sticky.
- aside.toc.desktop > nav
- Example:
svelte
--toc-desktop-sticky-top="3em"
--toc-width="15em"
/>
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