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angular-drag-bounce

v2.1.0

Published

Sweet on screen containers for angular, that are draggable and bounce off each other and the screens edges!

Downloads

10

Readme

Angular Drag Bounce

Sweet on screen containers for angular, that are draggable and bounce off each other and the screens edges!

How to use it

  1. npm i angular-drag-bounce
  2. import and initialize BounceableModule into your root angular module imports: [ BounceableModule.initialize() ]
  3. wrap bounceable DOM in <as-bounceable></as-bounceable>

Optional:

  • set style.position to either absolute or fixed (default: fixed)
  • bind a start position using [position]="{x: 10, y: 10}" (default: {x: 0, y: 0})
  • bind a start momentum using [momentum]="{x: 0, y: -5}" (default: {x: 0, y: 0})
<as-bounceable
  [position]="{ x: 500, y: 500 }"
  style="position: absolute; background: #fff; border: 1px solid #000;">
  <h1>My cool draggable and bounceable overlay</h1>
  <p>Lorem ispum dolor sit amet</p>
</as-bounceable>

Configure physics calculation

BounceableModule.initialize(config?) takes an optional config parameter of type BounceableConfig that lets you overwrite the following values

  • framesPerSecond (default: 50): Calculations per second when containers are moving
  • momentumSlowDownFactor (default: 0.1): New momentums will get multiplied with this number initially
  • momentumNullThreshold (default: 0.5): If a containers momentum goes below this value, it will stop moving completely
  • airFrictionFactor (default: 0.9): How much of a containers velocity remains after one calculation cycle
  • edgeBounceFrictionFactor (default: 0.5): How much energy is lost when a container hits the screen edge

Things that might come in the future

  1. Further performance improvements
  2. Use Renderer/Renderer2 for DOM manipulations
  3. Correctly reflecting collisions
  4. Handle screen resize events

Please create pull requests for changes that you'd like to see :)