In closing, another idea I researched later, but am not using is to use a recursive setTimeout function with a dynamic timeout on it (ie: a timeout that decays after the page loads) however, if you consider the recursive setTimeout technique, be conscious of callstack/function-queue length and tail call optimization. There are 18 other projects in the npm registry using vue-resizable.
Start using vue-resizable in your project by running npm i vue-resizable. Latest version: 2.1.7, last published: 8 months ago.
With this new release it is possible specify 'grayscale' argument only skipping 'width'. NOTE: This tool uses sharp for image manipulation. I will leave it out of the scope of this answer. Vue2 component that allows to resize and drag elements. Powerful yet simple image manipulation tool. window. RequestAnimationFrame itself a person should research. In JavaScript, using the addEventListener () method: object.addEventListener('resize', myScript) Try it Yourself Technical Details More Examples Example Using the addEventListener () method to attach the 'resize' event on the window object. The first thing to be aware of is JavaScript memory management, so to avoid memory leaks, I put setInterval in the created lifecycle method and clearInterval in the beforeDestroy lifecycle method: created() = document.getElementById(this.id) I have a different solution now that involves actively polling the page's offset height. The critical problem for me is that my Vue SPA app does not emit a window resize event when a vue-router route changes that makes the element go from 1000px to 4000px, so it's causing me all kinds of problems watching a canvas element controlled by p5.js to redraw a wallpaper using p5.resizeCanvas(). I looked at the code of that library vue-window-size, and besides the additional logic, it's just adding an event listener on window resize, and it looks like it can be instructed to debounce.
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