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Scroller, also known as Zynga Scroller, is a pure JavaScript logic component for accelerated scrolling and zooming. It is independent of any rendering layer, which means it can power interactions for DOM elements, Canvas interfaces, or other custom rendering systems. The library handles panning, deceleration, bouncing, paging, snapping, zooming, directional locking, and pull-to-refresh behavior. It can be controlled manually through an API or used through EasyScroller, a simplified DOM-focused wrapper with data-attribute initialization. ...

...It uses rule-based detection to walk text and add spaces where needed without altering the characters themselves. The library runs in browsers or Node.js, and can process raw strings, DOM nodes, or entire documents. Because it’s idempotent, applying it repeatedly won’t keep adding extra gaps, which makes it safe in pipelines. It’s a pragmatic tool for blogs, documentation, and apps that present multilingual content.

<css-doodle /> is based on Shadow DOM v1 and Custom Elements v1. You can use it on all major browsers right now without polyfills. The component will generate a grid of divs by the rules (plain CSS) inside it. You can easily manipulate those cells using CSS to come up with a graphic pattern or an animated graph. The limit is the limit of CSS itself. Download the latest version or include it directly from a CDN.