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Export the redraw function from the TextAnnotator #103

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oleksandr-danylchenko opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 0 comments
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Export the redraw function from the TextAnnotator #103

oleksandr-danylchenko opened this issue Jun 6, 2024 · 0 comments

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By default, the highlights layer gets redrawn whenever a user scrolls a page. To trigger that redraw process, the scroll event listener is attached to the document.body:

// Refresh on scroll
const onScroll = () => redraw(true);
document.addEventListener('scroll', onScroll, { capture: true, passive: true });

Issue

Unfortunately, when the TextAnnotator is rendered on a page with the overflow: hidden styles applied to the body - no scroll events will be processed. Which will make the highlights look out of sync with the annotated content.
Such style is common for web apps written with mobile-development frameworks like the Ionic Capacitor.

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Suggested Changes

Export the redraw method from the TextAnnotator instance to allow manual triggering for the highlights layer updates. The consuming app will know where the alternative scroll listener should be attached and when the redrawing should be triggered 👌🏻

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