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quintype-loadmore

v0.0.1

Published

quintype loadmore functionality for front end apps

Downloads

3

Readme

Quintype Load More Functionality for frontend apps

We are using the Libraries lodash and jquery

Creating private functions to make the code simpler and clean:

  1. getStoriesFromResponse: Checking which API we are using api/v1/stories or api/v1/search and according to that returning stories array.
  2. removeRepeatStories: This function will check for the story-id if it is already there then it will remove that story from the array 'stories'.

The Main quintypeLoadMore has two arguments storyTemplate and opts:

  1. storyTemplate:
  2. opts is an object opts.params:- The value of limit for the next coming stories after clicking on load-more. opts.offset:- This is the offset value.
    opts.api:- By default the value of api is api/v1/stories. opts.storyIds:- Array having Ids Of first page loaded stories. Eventually we are copying whatever inside the story into a variable loadedStoryIds.