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@autots/lazyload

v1.2.1

Published

A LazyLoad lib implemented through IntersectionObserver API

Downloads

15

Readme

lazyload observer

A LazyLoad Lib implemented through IntersectionObserver API

Features

  • typescript features & compiled to vanilla js
  • original configuration of Intersection API
  • some custom lifecycle callback
  • support ie9+

Installing

Using npm:

$ npm install @autots/lazyload -S

Using yarn:

$ yarn add @autots/lazyload

Note: cdn is not supported at now, maybe you can deliver the file dist/lazyload.min.js to your own cdn server.

Example

1. ES Module

import LazyLoad from '@autots/lazyload';

// 1. The simplest way
new LazyLoad('img[data-lazyload]');

// 2. use a config object
new LazyLoad('img[data-lazyload]',  {
  attr: 'data-src2',          // default is `data-src`
  srcsetAttr: 'data-srcset2', // default is `data-srcset`
  root: null,                 // default
  rootMargin: '0px',          // default
  threshold: 0,               // default
  onLoad: function() {        // the callback when a img loaded
    // console.log(this, 'ooooh');
  },
  onError: function() {       // the callback when loaded error
    // console.log(this, 'errrr');
  },
  onAppear: function() {      // the callback when element trigger in appearance
    // console.log(this, 'appear');
  }
})

Browser Plugin

<script src="dist/lazyload.min.js"></script>

<script>
  new AutoTs.LazyLoad(el, config);
</script>

Online Demo

There is a global variable AutoTs, and LazyLoad property is the constructor.

API

new LazyLoad(el, config);
defaultConfig = {
  delay: -1,
  wait: 100,
  attr: 'data-src',
  srcsetAttr: 'data-srcset',
  removeAttr: true,
  defaultSrcVal: 'data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAJEAAAAAAP///////wAAACH5BAEHAAIALAAAAAABAAEAAAICVAEAOw==',
  placeholder: '',
  placeWidth: '100%',
  placeHeight: '100%',
  maxFailureNumber: 1,
}

| Name | Type | Default | Optional | Description | |:-----------:|:------------------------------:|:-------------:|:---:|:-----------------------| | el | string | NodeListOf<Element>| -- | No | the element(s) need lazy | | config | typeof defaultConfig | defaultConfig | Yes | Advanced configuration |

config

| Name | Type | Default | Description | |:-----------:|:-----------------:|:----------------:|:-----------------------| | root | Element | null | null | same to IntersectionObserver.root | | rootMargin | string | '0px' | same to IntersectionObserver.rootMargin | | threshold | number | number[]| 0 | same to IntersectionObserver.threshold | | attr | string | data-src | the attr name which saves ImageElement src value | | srcset | string | data-srcset | the attr name which saves ImageElement srcset value | | delay | number | -1 | use setTimeout(fn, delay) to load all el | | wait | number | 100 | use setTimeout(fn, wait) to decide if the el is visible | | removeAttr | boolean | true | remove attr name (configed with attr & srcsetAttr) | | defaultSrcVal | String | null | base64 | the default value of img src attribute | | placeholder | String | '' | the text/html content of placeholder for non-image el | | placeWidth | String | '100%' | the width of placeholder | | placeHeight | string | '100%' | the height content of placeholder | | onLoad | Function | -- | callback when el loaded | | onError | Function | -- | callback when loaded error | | onAppear | Function | -- | callback when el trigger in appearance | | maxFailureNumbe | number | 1 | after trigger onError maxFailureNumber times, will exec unobserve fn |

Note: The el type should be String or NodeListOf<Element>, that is to say we recommend you to use CSS selector to set , or use querySelectorAll.