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@tsr1983/simpleslideshow

v1.0.11

Published

a very simple slidehow package to show your selected photos - very lightweight with no dependencies.

Downloads

759

Readme

SimpleSlideshow

A very simple and lightweight image slideshow - an easy way to showcase your images on your website.

Built with pure Javascript and CSS, to avoid any dependencies.

  1. run npm install @tsr1983/simpleslideshow

  2. Add the following imports to your file: import initSlideshow from '@tsr1983/simpleslideshow' import "@tsr1983/simpleslideshow/slideshow.css"

  3. define the root element where you want the slideshow to appear: <div id='slideshowTarget'></div>

  4. Initialize the slideshow by calling initSlideshow(images, {height: 600, width: 800});

  5. The 'images' property is an array of objects, each representing an image for the slideshow, with the following properties:

    • You can set the height and width to define the dimensions of the slideshow.
    • url (required): The relative URL to the image from your project or an absolute URL to an image from an external site
    • callback (optional): A callback function, to define what will happen if the user clicks the image.

Example of use

let images = [{url:"https://picsum.photos/400/300"}, {url:"https://picsum.photos/600/600", callback: ()=> {window.open("https://www.google.com")}}, {url:"https://picsum.photos/600/1200"}];

initSlideshow(images, {height: 600, width: 800});