Hassaan Akbar
Hassaan Akbar
Is there any workaround this? This is really bad for user experience to stop panning when mouse moves out of SVG.
Passing `window` or some container element to `eventsListenerElement` does the work.
Thanks @msach22 But i think the issue is not just related to permissions. I just created two buttons. One for initializing publisher and one for connecting session and start publishing....
+1 this should be natively supported in tsc.
Workaround: Added dependencies even though I hate it, ``` "aws-sdk": "^2.1685.0", "mock-aws-s3": "^4.0.2", "nock": "^13.5.5", ``` 2. Add "binary" clause in package.json ``` "binary": { "module_name": "duckdb", "module_path": "./lib/binding/", "host":...
Looks like there is some node-specific code, https://github.com/tweedegolf/storage-abstraction/blob/767900d9dbeca8a22cec9e99f47e22f84cd344c8/src/types/add_file_params.ts#L1
You can use `@panned` event to check if your image is going out of canvas and use `v-model:pan` to set the pan. Check reactivity example for reference, it is a...
@alekbless I would prefer a slot for this. But does position absolute help in your case? That's what ControlButtons component uses, https://github.com/ehassaan/vue-zoomable/blob/main/src/components/ControlButtons.vue#L148