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easy-slider

v1.0.2

Published

A simple carousel works without frameworks, tiny size and easy to use.

Downloads

12

Readme

easy-slider

A simple carousel works without frameworks, tiny size and easy to use. Support commonly used desktop browsers include IE10, and commonly used mobile broswers.

Install

npm i easy-slider

Usage

import EasySlider from "easy-slider";
/**
 * @constructor
 * @description Sets the selector and options, then return the instance
 * @param selector {String} The selector string of the entry node
 * @param config {Object} Component configuration object
 */
var easySlider = new EasySlider('.simple-carousel', {
    loop: true,
    initialSlide: 0
});

Documentation

Configuration

Check the available configuration list:

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | | ---------- | ----------- | ----------- | ----------- | | debug | boolean | false | Open debug info (indevelopemnt) | | initialSlide | number | 0 | Set initial slide index (start with 0) | | speed | number | 300 | Slide animation duration (in ms) | | loop | boolean | false | Set to true to enable continuous loop mode | | effect | string | 'slide' | Tranisition effect. Only support "slide" for now |

Methods

We provide usefull methods to play with for EasySlider instance.

| Methode name | Discription | | ---------- | -----------| | slideTo(index) | Go to the 'index'th slide | | slideNext() | Go to next slide | | slidePrev() | Go to previous slide | | on(event, callback) | add event listener | | off(event, callback) | remove evet listener |

Event

We provide event hander to track the component behaviour instead of callbacks.

var easySlider = new EasySlider('.simple-carousel');
// add event handler
var initHandler = () => console.log('init');
easySlider.on('init', initHandler);
// remove event handler
easySlider.off('init', initHandler);

Note: this keyword within event handler always points to EasySlider instance

| Event name | Arguments | Description | | ---------- | -----------| -----------| | init | | Call after slider initialized | | slideChange | | Call after slider changed