SortableJS/Sortable

This system is a modular drag-and-drop utility library that provides flexible sorting, swapping, and multi-selection capabilities for web interfaces. It supports advanced interaction patterns including automatic scrolling, item swapping, and multi-item dragging, all accessible through a plugin-based architecture. The library is distributed as a set of optimized, tree-shakeable modules to minimize bundle size while maintaining full functionality.

The project underwent a significant modernization, renaming to SortableJS and upgrading to version 1.15.7 with a modular plugin architecture. This period also saw the migration to modern build tooling like Rollup and Babel, alongside the addition of interactive demos and an iframe playground to showcase new features.

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The codebase underwent a significant architectural refactoring to support a modular, tree-shakeable structure, enabling the introduction of a comprehensive plugin system. This period saw the addition of new features including AutoScroll, MultiDrag, OnSpill, and Swap plugins, alongside updated dependencies and improved build automation.

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