An active example of this Javascript library can be found here.
This package provides a small, self-contained Javascript library which allows one to easily create "figure pagers" in their HTML documents. In my graduate research group, we often had to generate many plots (numbering anywhere from a handful to many thousands) that showed data in various combinations or processing options.
Beyond a few figures, it is impractical to show all combinations linearly on a page, so we used the so-called figure pagers to allow interactive selection of a single image to show at a time from a collection. For instance, the following screenshot is one simple example where there are two types of options ("Mode" and "Color map") which can both take on a variety of values. By clicking on an option, the figure to the right is updated according to a user-defined mapping from option values to image file name.
The demo linked above is contained within the gh-pages branch of this repository, and
it contains a large number of images.
With a normal git clone, all of these images are downloaded as part of the git history,
increasing the download and storage size significantly beyond the small size of the pager
script itself.
To avoid downloading the unnecessary demo, you may instead use a shallow clone to obtain
a copy of only the latest commit, and then "unshallow" the branch to obtain the full
history of the master branch while completely ignoring the gh-pages branch.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/jmert/html-figure-pager
cd html-figure-pager
git pull --unshallow