Determine scrolling container

Might be worthwhile to read how this is done here.

import { scroll } from 'quasar'
const { getScrollTarget } = scroll

// Get parent DomNode that handles page scrolling
// Usually this is element with classname ".layout-view" or "window"
getScrollTarget(DomElement) // returns a DOM Element (or window Object)

This method searches for a parent DOM element which has one of the scroll or overflow-auto Quasar CSS Helper class attached to it. If none is found, then it considers that the scrolling takes place on the document itself.

Please note that simply attaching scroll CSS class to a DOM element or on a Vue component will have no effect if the respective element is not overflowed (example, with: CSS overflow: hidden and a height smaller than its inner content height).

Example of good container:

<!--
  Quasar CSS helper 'overflow-hidden' is
  equivalent to style="overflow: hidden"
-->
<div class="scroll overflow-hidden" style="height: 100px">
  ...content expanding over the 100px height from container...
</div>

Get/set scroll position

Vertically:

import { scroll } from 'quasar'
const { getVerticalScrollPosition, setVerticalScrollPosition } = scroll

// Get scroll position of an element or page.
// Use it in conjunction with `getScrollTarget()`
getVerticalScrollPosition(scrollTargetDomElement) // returns a Number (pixels)

// Setting scroll position of an element or page:
setVerticalScrollPosition (scrollTargetElement, offset[, duration])
// if "duration" is specified then it will animate the scrolling

Horizontally:

import { scroll } from 'quasar'
const { getHorizontalScrollPosition, setHorizontalScrollPosition } = scroll

// Get scroll position of an element or page.
// Use it in conjunction with `getScrollTarget()`
getHorizontalScrollPosition(scrollTargetDomElement) // returns a Number (pixels)

// Setting scroll position of an element or page:
setHorizontalScrollPosition (scrollTargetElement, offset[, duration])
// if "duration" is specified then it will animate the scrolling

Scrolling to an element

Below is an example using the scroll utils to scroll to an element within its container. It does not take into consideration if the container is on screen or more complex cases.

import { scroll } from 'quasar'
const { getScrollTarget, setVerticalScrollPosition } = scroll

// takes an element object
function scrollToElement (el) {
  const target = getScrollTarget(el)
  const offset = el.offsetTop
  const duration = 1000
  setVerticalScrollPosition(target, offset, duration)
}

Determine scroll size

Vertically:

import { scroll } from 'quasar'
const { getScrollHeight } = scroll

// get scrolling container inner height
getScrollHeight(scrollTargetDomElement) // returns a Number

console.log( getScrollHeight(el) )
// 824 (it's in pixels always)

Horizontally:

import { scroll } from 'quasar'
const { getScrollWidth } = scroll

// get scrolling container inner height
getScrollWidth(scrollTargetDomElement) // returns a Number

console.log( getScrollWidth(el) )
// 824 (it's in pixels always)

Determining scrollbar width

Computes the width of scrollbar in pixels.

import { scroll } from 'quasar'
const { getScrollbarWidth } = scroll

console.log(getScrollbarWidth()) // 16 (it's in pixels)