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angular-lazyload

v0.3.2

Published

Angular directive for lazy loading, especially for slide up on mobile

Downloads

15

Readme

angular-lazyload

Angular directive for lazy loading, especially for mobile when working with pagination, slide up to load more

angular-lazyload-demo

Install

npm install angular-lazyload --save

Usage

<div lazyload></div> or
<div lazyload><p>custom loading style...</p></div> or
<lazyload></lazyload>

angular.module('myModule', ['lazyload'])
  .controller('Demo', function($scope){
    function loadMore() {
      //loading more data
      $scope.$broadcast('lazyLoadingFinished');//notify the directive to finish the current loading
      if(noMore) {
        $scope.$broadcast('allLoaded'); //all data loaded, remove all the touch events
      }
    };
    //listen on the user touch event, which will be fired from the directive
    $scope.$on('lazyLoading', function(){
      loadMore();
    });
  });

Directive Options

loadingText: '@', content to display when loading the data, default is 'loading...', if the element with the lazyload directive has inner html, it will use the inner html instead of the loadingText, with inner html, you can add complex loading styles, such as loading gif.

offsetBottom: '@', loading div's offset to the window bottom, default: 10px, which means when the offset to the bottom >= 10px, you are about to reload data.

waitDuration: '@', display the loading text with waitDurationms to prevent loading too often, default: 500ms.

scale: '@', the scale in your viewport in meta tag, default is 1.

Events

lazyLoading: when you get this event, you should load data now.

lazyLoadingFinished: you should notify the directive to finish the current loading.

allLoaded: you should notify the directive to finish the lifecycle after you get all data.

Demo

npm install, then see demo in demo dir.

License

MIT