Ionic v1 Swiper

If you're looking for an angular wrapper for swiper you can find it here.

My version of angular swiper is focused on ionic v1, since ionic v1 lists doesn't support swipes for both sides i wrote this 'simple' wrappers for Swiper (which seems to be the one used in ionic 2) to support this.

Install

npm install ionic-swiper

Demo

An demo is available here and on the demo folder.

Usage

You just need to import the swiper.bundle.js in the HTML like this:

<link type="text/css" href="swiper.css"/>
<script type="text/javascript" src="swiper.bundle.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
    angular.module('yourModule',['ionic.swiper']);
</script>

Or if you use webpack you can use like this:

import {moduleName as ionicSwiperModule} from 'ionic-swiper';

angular.module('yourModule',[ionicSwiperModule]);

//and import the .css your module generates in your html.

You can import the module like that, but you'll need to use these two in your webpack:

• babel-plugin-angularjs-annotate
• extract-text-webpack-plugin

Usage example

Below is the latest way to use this lib:

<ionic-swiper ng-repeat="i in [1,2,3]"
              left-swiper="{{:: true || 'or any prop that evaluate to a boolean' }}"
              right-swiper="{{:: true || 'or any prop that evaluate to a boolean' }}">
    <!-- containerId is available inside this context -->
            
    <!-- Left transclude is optional -->
    <left-swiper class="side-item">
        Left
    </left-swiper>
    
    <!-- Central transclude is required -->
    <central-swiper class="central-item">
       Central {{:: containerId}}
    </central-swiper>
    
    <!-- Right transclude is optional -->
    <right-swiper class="side-item">
        Right
    </right-swiper>
</ionic-swiper>

Below is a simple usage on html with the old way i wrote this:

<div
    swiper-container="{{ true }}"
    class="swiper-container" 
    ng-repeat="item in ctrl.items">
  <!-- containerId is available inside this context -->

  <div class="swiper-wrapper">
            <ion-item class="swiper-slide" swiper-slide="center">
              This swiper container id is {{:: containerId }}
            </ion-item>

            <!--By the way, the html nodes order matters! -->
            <ion-item class="swiper-slide" swiper-slide="left">
                Left Button
            </ion-item>

            <ion-item class="swiper-slide" swiper-slide="right">
                Right Button
            </ion-item>
    </div>
</div>

Note: Most of the swiper management is done by using an id, this id is exposed by swiperContainer directive as containerId as shown in the example.

Directives

Old directives:

| Directive | Description | |----------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | swiper-container | This directive exposes the containerId through scope, and creates the swiper instances using SwiperService It creates an watcher in itself to disable or enable swipe on the container. | | swiper-slide | This directive can be used to 'reorder' the slides, for now the best usage is to call it after the center with the 'left' param, avoiding the flickering | | swiper-require-focus | This one is an 'slide to me when ready', it slides with no animation. |

Provided interfaces

Default configurations

You can override the default configurations for swiper with

SwiperConfigurationsProvider on the config phase like the shown on below:

config.$inject = ['SwiperConfigurationsProvider'];
function config(SwiperConfigurationsProvider) {
    'use strict';
    SwiperConfigurationsProvider.useAsDefaultConfigs({
        resistanceRatio: 0.3
    })
}

SwiperService

The swiper service manages swiper instances, below is a list of exposed functions:

| Exposed Function | Return | Description | |-------------------------------------------|---------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | getInstances() | Array | Returns all registered swiper instances. | | getSwiperDefaultConfig(extend) | Object | Returns the default swiper configurations (including ones set in config phase) extending the return object if extend param is provided | | isInMove() | Boolean | If the user is moving the swiper container (this is useful for make a on hold select using onHold ionic directive) | | hasInstances() | Boolean | If the service contains registered swiper instances | | createInstanceSync(containerId, $element) | Promise | Creates a swiper instances using default configs and keeping track of the instance, you probably should not use this, it should only be used by the module controllers. |

SwiperSelectionService

The swiper selection service manages a swipe synchronization between selection of swiper containers.

| Exposed Function | Description | |---------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | SwiperSelectionService.getSelection() | returns all the current selection synchronized swiper instances | | SwiperSelectionService.clearSelection() | removes all the selected instances controllers and clears the selected list | | SwiperSelectionService.putInSelection(containerId) | Put the id associated with swiper instance in the selection list and synchronizes the swipe | | SwiperSelectionService.removeFromSelection(containerId) | Removes the id associated with swiper instance from selection and remove swipe synchronization | | SwiperSelectionService.toggleToSelection(containerId) | Uses internally putInSelection and removeFromSelection, checking if the provided id is in selection list |

Issues

My implementation seems to not work properly with ionic's collection-repeat, it works partially, but for some items swiper seems to get a 'free swipe mode'.

There are some problems with ionic list scroll on browser mode, it seems that swiper take the 'drag'/scroll event to itself.

Development

npm install should setup everything to dev env. then you can run npm start and npm run watch and start the development

To make the dist build, you should run npm build, if every test pass, then you can use the dist bundle.

Notes

• I'm not spending too much time in this lib, so, if you find a bug or have a suggestion, you can fork, open an issue or send a PR to me :D

• I did'nt wrote directives with templates to give a better control over html structure, so you need the swiper-container, swiper-wrapper and swiper-slides classes and nodes.

• I'm using Ramda to get a better functional approach.

• Swiper is a SLIDE lib, so there are some limitations in this lib..