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ng-tagcanvas

v1.0.2

Published

An Angular component wrapper for goat1000's TagCanvas library.

Downloads

71

Readme

NgTagCanvas

An Angular component wrapper for goat1000's HTML5 canvas tag cloud, compatible with Angular version 12 and upward.

Installation

  • Install ng-tagcanvas from npm registry

If using npm:

npm install ng-tagcanvas

If using yarn:

yarn add ng-tagcanvas
  • Then add TagCanvasModule to your AppModule
import { TagCanvasModule } from 'ng-tagcanvas';
...
@NgModule({
...
  imports: [
    TagCanvasModule.forRoot()
  ]
})
export class AppModule {}

Usage example

<ng-tag-canvas [options]="{ dragControl: true, weight: true }">
  <a ngTag [weight]="40">Go</a>
  <a ngTag [weight]="99">Typescript</a>
  <a ngTag [weight]="50">Java</a>
  <a ngTag [weight]="60">Python</a>
  <a ngTag [weight]="80">Rust</a>
</ng-tag-canvas>

Demo

https://luchariman.github.io/ng-tagcanvas

Changes compared to the version 0.x:

  • Breaking: TagCanvasModule has to be loaded as a singleton by using forRoot(). It accepts an optional TagCanvasOptions for configuring global options common to all instances of TagCanvas.
  • Breaking: [tags] attribute is no longer supported by <ng-tag-canvas> component. Instead, tags are added as content of the <ng-tag-canvas> component, and such as with the native TagCanvas, they have to be an <a> element. This change allows the support of images as content.
  • Feature: The ngTag directive can be used on tag items, which disables the default click action on the a element. It also accepts a weight input which gets applied when options.weight is true.