feat: add useDocumentElement option #54
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I am using other libraries which use an alternative way in finding the window size (document width) (
document.documentElement.clientWidth). Which, unlikewindow.innerWidth, doesn't add the width of the body's scroll bar to it's final value. The difference in pixels will differ from OS, browser & any additional UI enhancements, and trying to use react-sizes with these libraries can be troublesome.Below is an example of how chrome will differ, between these 2 values, in windows 10.
It would be nice if either
react-sizesused document width too, or at least had the ability to do so. This pull request adds a configuration option to use the document width instead.There are a few changes in this pull request added by prettier, which I did not add myself (just incase you thought I was being unhelpfully pedantic).