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###
Harvey stateManager — Copyright (c) 2012 Joschka Kintscher
###
class this.Harvey
# Hash of all currently attached media queries and their corresponding states
@states : {}
@queries: []
###
Creates a new State object for the given media query using the passed hash
of callbacks and stores it in @states. The passed hash may contain up to
three callbacks. See documentation of the State class for more information.
###
@attach: (mediaQuery, callbacks) ->
unless @states.hasOwnProperty mediaQuery
@states[mediaQuery] = []
@_add_css_for(mediaQuery) # @TODO if userAgent is webkit (to avoid additional DOM manipulation)
# instantiate and store the new State object
state = new State(mediaQuery, callbacks?.setup, callbacks?.on, callbacks?.off)
@states[mediaQuery].push(state)
# create a new listener for this query in case there is none already
@_watch_query(mediaQuery) unless mediaQuery in @queries
# check whether the new State is valid at the moment and needs to be set up
@_update_states([state], yes) if @_window_matchmedia(mediaQuery).matches
# return the new state object
state
###
Removes a given State object from the @states hash.
@param object state A valid state object
###
@detach: (state) ->
for s, i in @states[state.condition]
@states[s.condition][i] = undefined if state is s
###
Create a new matchMediaListener for the passed media query.
@param string mediaQuery A valid CSS media query to watch
###
@_watch_query: (mediaQuery) ->
@queries.push(mediaQuery)
@_window_matchmedia(mediaQuery).addListener((mql) =>
@_update_states(@states[mediaQuery], mql.matches)
)
###
Activates/Deactivates every State object in the passed list.
@param array states A list of State objects to update
@param boolean active Whether to activate or deactivate the given states
###
@_update_states: (states, active) ->
for state in states
if active then state.activate() else state.deactivate()
###
BEWARE: You're at the edge of the map, mate. Here there be monsters!
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Private methods to fix and polyfill the matchMedia interface for several engines
* Inspired by Nicholas C. Zakas' article on the different problems with matchMedia
http://www.nczonline.net/blog/2012/01/19/css-media-queries-in-javascript-part-2/
* Implementing a modified coffeescript version of Paul Irish's matchMedia.js polyfill
https://github.com/paulirish/matchMedia.js
###
###
[FIX] for Firefox/Gecko browsers that lose reference to the
MediaQueryList object unless it's being stored for runtime.
###
@_mediaList: {}
###
@param string mediaQuery A valid CSS media query to monitor for updates
@Return object MediaQueryList Depending on the browser and matchMedia support either a native
mediaQueryList object or an instance of _mediaQueryList
###
@_window_matchmedia: (mediaQuery) ->
# always try to use the native matchMedia interface where available!
if window.matchMedia
@_mediaList[mediaQuery] = window.matchMedia(mediaQuery) if mediaQuery not of @_mediaList
return @_mediaList[mediaQuery]
###
[POLYFILL] for all browsers that don't support matchMedia() at all (CSS media query support
is still mandatory though).
###
# use other available window events to listen for update on the viewport
@_listen() unless @_listening
@_mediaList[mediaQuery] = new _mediaQueryList(mediaQuery) if mediaQuery not of @_mediaList
# return the corresponding object from _mediaQueryList
@_mediaList[mediaQuery]
###
Add resize and orientationChange event listeners to the window element
to monitor updates to the viewport
###
@_listen: () ->
evt = window.addEventListener || window.attachEvent
# @TODO if IE8 use document.body.onresize = () =>
evt 'resize', () =>
mediaList._process() for mediaQuery, mediaList of @_mediaList
evt 'orientationChange', () =>
mediaList._process() for mediaQuery, mediaList of @_mediaList
@_listening = yes
###
[FIX] for Webkit engines that only trigger the MediaQueryListListener
when there is at least one CSS selector for the respective media query
@param string MediaQuery The media query to inject CSS for
###
@_add_css_for: (mediaQuery) ->
unless @style
@style = document.createElement('style')
document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(@style)
@style.appendChild(document.createTextNode("@media #{mediaQuery} {.harvey-test{}}"))
###
A State allows to execute a set of callbacks for the given valid CSS media query.
Callbacks are executed in the context of their state object to allow access to the
corresponding media query of the State.
States are not exposed to the global namespace. They can be used by calling the
static Harvey.attach() and Harvey.detach() methods.
###
class State
# Whether this State is active or inactive at the moment
active : no
# Whether this State has been set up
is_setup: no
###
Creates a new State object
@param string condition The media query to check for
@param function setup Called the first time `condition` becomes valid
@param function on Called every time `condition` becomes valid
@param function off Called every time `condition` becomes invalid
###
constructor: (@condition, @setup, @on, @off) ->
###
Activate this State object if it is currently deactivated. Also perform all
set up tasks if this is the first time the State is activated
###
activate: () ->
return if @active
unless @is_setup
@setup?()
@is_setup = yes
@on?()
@active = yes
###
Deactive this State object if it is currently active
###
deactivate: () ->
return unless @active
@off?()
@active = no
###
[FIX] simple implemenation of the matchMedia interface to mimic the native
matchMedia interface behaviour to work as a polyfill for Harvey
###
class _mediaQueryList
###
Creates a new _mediaQueryList object
@param string media A valid CSS media query
###
constructor: (@media) ->
# A list of all listeners that are attached this media query
@_listeners = []
# Stores whether the registered media query is currently valid or not
@matches = @_matches()
###
Add a new listener to this mediaQueryList that will be called every time
the media query becomes valid
###
addListener: (listener) ->
@_listeners.push(listener)
# return undefined just like the native addListener method
undefined
###
Evaluate the media query of this mediaQueryList object and notify
all registered listeners if the state has changed
###
_process: () ->
current = @_matches()
return if @matches is current
@matches = current
callback(this) for callback in @_listeners
###
Check whether the media query is currently valid
###
_matches: () ->
@_get_tester() unless @_tester
# Replace all contents of the tester element with a CSS represenation of the media query
@_tester.innerHTML = '­<style media="' + @media + '">#harvey-mq-test{width:42px;}</style>'
# Fix for browsers that won't process a <style> tag as the first child of a non <head>-element
@_tester.removeChild(@_tester.firstChild)
# Return whether the media query affected the test element (matches) or not (doesn't match)
@_tester.offsetWidth is 42
###
Retrieve the element to test the media query on from the DOM or create
it if it has not been injected into the page yet
###
_get_tester: () ->
@_tester = document.getElementById('harvey-mq-test')
@_build_tester() unless @_tester
###
Create a new div with a unique id, move it outsite of the viewport and inject it into the DOM.
This element will be used to check whether the registered media query is currently valid.
###
_build_tester: () ->
@_tester = document.createElement('div')
@_tester.id = 'harvey-mq-test'
@_tester.style.cssText = 'position:absolute;top:-100em'
document.body.insertBefore(@_tester, document.body.firstChild)