Hammer.js

Add it to a website's header, and multi-touch gestures will be supported on mobile devices automatically.

This means developers will be able to write complex interaction patterns for their applications and have them behave naturally on the supported mobile platforms.

The Hammer.js library is lightweight when it comes to file size, comes with plenty of documentation, its code is well tested, and also supports sourcemaps and the AMD/CommonJS spec.

While jQuery is not a requirement, Hammer.js is also available as a jQuery plugin if developers want to use it as such.

Supported gestures:

Tap

Double tap

Hold

Drag

Transform

Swipe

Rotate

What is new in this release:

• Full rewrite of the library.

What is new in version 2.0.4:

• Full rewrite of the library.

What is new in version 1.1.1:

• All vars and options renamed to be camelCased for more consistency in the code. Options are still allowed to be set with underscores when creating an instance.

Requirements:

• JavaScript enabled on client side