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@tots/ngx-drag-scroll

v15.0.0

Published

Lightweight drag to scroll library for Angular

Downloads

155

Readme

Angular Draggable Carousel

Lightweight drag to scroll carousel for Angular

Maintainers wanted

npm version Monthly Download Build Status License MIT

Scroll on drag!

Scroll

Try out the demo!

Install

You can get it on npm.

npm install ngx-drag-scroll --save

Requirements

This project needs Angular 5+ as dependencies though.

Setup

You'll need to add DragScrollModule to your application module.

import { DragScrollModule } from 'ngx-drag-scroll';
...

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent
  ],
  imports: [
    DragScrollModule,
    ...
  ],
  providers: [],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})

export class AppModule {
}

Add the drag-scroll attribute to a scrollable element:

@Component({
  selector: 'sample',
  template:`
  <drag-scroll style="width: 100px; height: 10px">
    Big text goes here...
  </drag-scroll>
  `,
  styles: [`
    drag-scroll {
      height: 50px
      width: 100px
    }
    `]
})
class SampleBigText {}

That's it! Now you can scroll it by dragging.

If you want to group items into a carousel, you will need to add drag-scroll-item to the carsousel items.

@Component({
  selector: 'sample',
  template:`
  <drag-scroll>
    <img drag-scroll-item src="some-url" />
    <img drag-scroll-item src="some-url" />
    <img drag-scroll-item src="some-url" />
  </drag-scroll>
  `,
  styles: [`
    drag-scroll {
      height: 50px
      width: 100px
    }
    img {
      height: 50px
      width: 50px
    }
    `]
})
class SampleCarousel {}

API REFERENCE

DragScrollComponent

| Name | Type | Description |Default| |------------------------|---------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------| | scrollbar-hidden | @Input | Whether the scroll bar for this element is hidden. | false | | drag-scroll-disabled | @Input | Whether all draging and scrolling events is disabled. | false | | drag-scroll-x-disabled | @Input | Whether horizontally dragging and scrolling events is disabled. | false | | scroll-x-wheel-enabled | @Input | Whether scrolling horizontally with mouse wheel is enabled | false | | drag-scroll-y-disabled | @Input | Whether vertically dragging and scrolling events is disabled. | false | | drag-disabled | @Input | Whether draging is disabled. | false | | snap-disabled | @Input | Whether snapping is disabled. | false | | snap-offset | @Input | Pixels of previous element to show on snap or moving left and right. | 0 | | snap-duration | @Input | Duration of snap animation in milliseconds. | 500 | | reachesLeftBound | @Output | Whether reaching the left carousel bound. | n/a | | reachesRightBound | @Output | Whether reaching the right carousel bound. | n/a | | dragStart | @Output | Executes when drag start. | n/a | | dragEnd | @Output | Executes when drag end. | n/a | | snapAnimationFinished | @Output | The snap animation for the new selection has finished. | n/a | | indexChanged | @Output | Executes when the current index of the carousel changes. | n/a | | dsInitialized | @Output | Executes when the drag scroll component has been initialized. | n/a |


DragScrollItemDirective

| Name | Type | Description |Default| |------------------------|---------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------|-------| | drag-disabled | @Input | Whether draging on the item is disabled. | false |


Add navigation button

@Component({
  selector: 'sample',
  template:`
  <drag-scroll #nav>
    <img drag-scroll-item src="some-url" />
    <img drag-scroll-item src="some-url" />
    <img drag-scroll-item src="some-url" />
  </drag-scroll>
  <button (click)="moveLeft()">Left</button>
  <button (click)="moveRight()">Right</button>
  <button (click)="moveTo(2)">Last</button>
  `
})
class Sample {
  @ViewChild('nav', {read: DragScrollComponent}) ds: DragScrollComponent;
  
  moveLeft() {
    this.ds.moveLeft();
  }

  moveRight() {
    this.ds.moveRight();
  }

  moveTo(index) {
    this.ds.moveTo(index);
  }

  ngAfterViewInit() {
    // Starting ngx-drag-scroll from specified index(3)
    setTimeout(() => {
      this.ds.moveTo(3);
    }, 0);
  }
}

Contributing

Clone the repository, and run npm install, npm run build ngx-drag-scroll, npm start. The demo app will starts on port :4200. I usually do my development on the demo app.

I'll accept pretty much everything so feel free to open a Pull-Request.

We use commitlint for managing our commits. Check out Contributing for more details.

License

MIT