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@avine/ng-timeline

v16.0.0

Published

Angular component that displays a list of events in chronological order.

Downloads

5

Readme

Timeline

Angular component that displays a list of events in chronological order.

Demo

Check out demo here.

Usage

Component

import { Component } from '@angular/core';
import { TIMELINE_DIRECTIVES, provideTimelineBreakpoint } from '@avine/ng-timeline';

@Component({
  selector: 'app-timeline-demo',
  standalone: true,
  imports: [TIMELINE_DIRECTIVES],
  providers: [provideTimelineBreakpoint('1280px')], // This is optional
  templateUrl: './timeline.component.html',
})
export class TimelineDemoComponent {
  items = ['Step 1', 'Step 2', 'Step 3'];
}

Template

<!-- Using items input -->
<timeline-container [items]="items" />

<!-- Using timeline-item components  -->
<timeline-container>
  <timeline-item>Step 1</timeline-item>

  <timeline-item>Step 2</timeline-item>

  <timeline-item>
    <ng-template timelineIcon>
      <!-- your SVG icon comes here -->
    </ng-template>

    Step 3
  </timeline-item>
</timeline-container>

API

The different sizes should be entered as numbers (you should not specify units such as em or rem).

These sizes will be treated as em relative to the font-size of the root element of the timeline.

| Input | Type | Default | Description | | ------------------- | ------------------------- | --------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | | items | string[] | [] | The list of items to display. | | pendingFromIndex | NumberInput | undefined | Display the items as pending from the specified index. | | bgColor | string | undefined | undefined | Indicates the background color of the timeline. | | lineSize | TimelineLineSize | {} | Determines the size of the line between bullets. | | bulletPoints | BooleanInput | false | Display bullet points instead of bullet content. | | reverse | BooleanInput | false | Reverse the bullet and content positions. | | vertical | BooleanInput | false | Display timeline in horizontal or vertical direction. | | verticalContentSize | NumberInput | false | Limit the size (width) of the content when the timeline is vertical. | | breakpoint | string | boolean | null | false | Switch between vertical and horizontal timeline based on a breakpoint. |

TimelineLineSize

Determines the size of the line between bullets.

interface TimelineLineSize {
  horizontal?: number;
  vertical?: number;
}

Breakpoint

Switch between vertical and horizontal timeline based on a breakpoint.

If breakpoint is set to true then the default value is used (1024px).

You can provide a different default value using the provideTimelineBreakpoint function:

import { provideTimelineBreakpoint } from '@avine/ng-timeline';

@Component({
  providers: [provideTimelineBreakpoint('1280px')],
})
export class TimelineDemoComponent {}

Or by providing the TIMELINE_BREAKPOINT injection token:

import { TIMELINE_BREAKPOINT } from '@avine/ng-timeline';

@Component({
  providers: [{ provide: TIMELINE_BREAKPOINT, useValue: '1280px' }],
})
export class TimelineDemoComponent {}

Sass customization

You can fully customize the Timeline CSS using Sass.

Below the list of Sass variables:

@use 'node_modules/@avine/ng-timeline/src/lib/scss/timeline.scss' with (
  $timeline-background-color: #fff,

  $timeline-line-thickness: 3px,
  $timeline-line-color: #ced4da,

  $timeline-line-size-horizontal: 10,
  $timeline-line-size-vertical: 2,

  $timeline-bullet-font-size: 1.5,
  $timeline-bullet-outline-size: 0.5,
  $timeline-bullet-border-size: 2px,
  $timeline-bullet-size: 3,

  $timeline-bullet-border-color: #6ea8fe,
  $timeline-bullet-background-color: #0d6efd,
  $timeline-bullet-color: #fff,

  $timeline-pending-bullet-scale: 0.875,
  $timeline-pending-bullet-border-color: #dee2e6,
  $timeline-pending-bullet-background-color: #adb5bd,
  $timeline-pending-bullet-color: #e9ecef,
  $timeline-pending-content-color: #999,

  $timeline-vertical-content-size: auto
);

License

MIT