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ngx-scrollspys

v1.0.4

Published

Plugin to create a smooth and custom scrollspy experience in your application

Downloads

3

Readme

ngx-scrollspys

This is an extension for Angular 2+ applications, for smooth scroll-spy experience

Installation

Install this extension from npm repository using

  - npm i ngx-scrollspys --save

Setting Up

Setup in your angular project by importing, NeatScrollspyModule into your app.module.ts

      import { NeatScrollspyModule } from 'ngx-scrollspys'; 

      ...... 

      @NgModule({
        declarations: [ ... ],
        imports: [
          ....
          NeatScrollspyModule,
        ]
      })

Getting Started

NeatScrollspy can be used real quick and easy, with just two basics.

  1. Set the point in your HTML you want to monitor scroll

     <div [neatScrollSpy]="{ id: 'uniqueID', selector: 'mains'}">
           // Place code you want to spy on scroll here with assigned selector as class
           // Example <h2 class="mains"></h2>
     </div>
              
  2. Set where to display scroll options and responses

     <neat-scrollspy-template [neatScrollspyOptions]="{ id: 'uniqueID' }"></neat-scrollspy-template>

neatScrollSpy (directive)

This is the marker used to tell the extension to listen for elements within its span. The available options for this directive are as follows:

| Option | Description | | ------ | ----------- | | id | This is a unique field used by the extension template to identify its marker. Note: This field must be unique | | selector | This is a class field, used by the extension |

neat-scrollspy-template (template)

This is the template for neat-scrollspy, which display the scroll options. Available directives within this template are:

highlightOptions (directive)

This option is used for editing the highlighting style of the neatScrollSpy extension. Example of usage:

    <neat-scrollspy-template [highlightOptions]="{ type: 'bold' }" [neatScrollspyOptions]="{ id: 'uniqueID' }"></neat-scrollspy-template>

| Option | Description | | ------ | ----------- | | type | Uses this option to indicate the type of highlight you want. Available options are: "bold" and "background-color". Default is "bold" | | highlightColor | This is the color taken by the currently displayed element within view. It is used to indicate which element is currently within view. Default is "blue" | | defaultColor | This is the default color used by all other elements outside the current view. Default is "black" | | highlightTextColor | This is the text color used by all elements within the current view. Default is "white" |

selectionOrder (directive)

This option is used for editing the number of items highlighted on a page. Example of usage:

    <neat-scrollspy-template [selectionOrder]="{ type: 'first' }" [neatScrollspyOptions]="{ id: 'uniqueID' }"></neat-scrollspy-template>

| Option | Description | | ------ | ----------- | | type | This is used to indicate which element(s) within view is highlighted. Available options are; "first" and "all". first - This highlights the first element within vie. all - This highlights all element within view |

alignOption (directive)

This option is used for editing the alignment structure on the page. Example of usage:

    <neat-scrollspy-template [alignOption]="{ type: 'straight' }" [neatScrollspyOptions]="{ id: 'uniqueID' }"></neat-scrollspy-template>

| Option | Description | | ------ | ----------- | | type | This is set alignment for the scrollspy options. The Available options are: "straight", "auto", "manual". straight - This aligns all scrollspy options in a straight line (Default). auto - This aligns the scrollspy options in a tree manner, using regular [h1 - h5]. manual - This aligns the scrollspy options as set by the users. Users can set indentation using the "data-align" attribute. | | topMargin | This accepts an integer as value, indicating the distance from the top of the page to the selected item when clicked. Default 70 |

TODO

  • Unit Test
  • Publish Example Page