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angular-lazy-loader

v2.1.0

Published

angularjs directive for lazy loading images, background images, and embedded videos

Downloads

217

Readme

#angular-lazy-loader

AngularJS lazy loading directive for lazy loading images and videos(via iframe).

Description

A 1 kB minimalistic and lightweight AngularJS directive to lazy load images, background images, and iframes.

Installation

npm install angular-lazy-loader

Demo

http://tarun-dugar.github.io/angular-lazy-loader/

Usage

  1. Include angular-lazy-loader.min.js after the angularjs library.

  2. Or, you can use require:

    var lazyLoader = require('angular-lazy-loader');
  3. Add the 'angular-lazy-loader' module to your app as follows:

    angular.module('yourApp', ['angular-lazy-loader'])
  4. Add the attribute (directive) 'angular-lazy-load' to the HTML element within which you want to lazy load images and iframes:

    <div angular-lazy-load>
    </div>
  5. Optionally, set the threshold attribute that accepts a pixel value to load the asset when it is 'threshold' pixels away (vertically) from the viewport.

    <div angular-lazy-load threshold="200">
    </div>
  6. Replace 'src' attribute of 'img', 'iframe', and 'div' tags with 'data-src':

    <img data-src="<your_url>" />