Add drag bound property #36
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Added a bound property. It allows to bound the draggable element by it's parent (using value
"parent") or given rectangle (by specifying{ left: LEFT_BOUND, right: RIGHT_BOUND, bottom: BOTTOM_BOUND, top: TOP_BOUND }).I tried to limit the changes as much as possible, so followed the tab indentation you have, although I'd suggest to add
.jscsrcwith stricter configuration.I also wasn't able to add better tests, only default property value check. When I tried to trigger
mouseMove, usingTestUtils.Simulatorthemousemovecallback wasn't called. I didn't have enough time to make sure about the exact reason but I think it is because of lack ofreactidof thewindowobject, so the event wasn't propagated internally.