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scrolling-composite

v1.1.3

Published

An angular component for rendering infinitely scrolling square image composites. [See example here](https://scrolling-composite.web.app/).

Downloads

25

Readme

ScrollingComposite

An angular component for rendering infinitely scrolling square image composites. See example here.

Features

  • Tested on both Chrome and Safari.
  • Customizable scroll speed.
  • Customizable refresh rate.
  • You can adjust the dimensions of the composite in realtime via BehaviorSubject
  • You can adjust the image size in realtime via BehaviorSubject.

Caveats

  • Only supports square images. The whole composite may be rectangular however.
  • Can not add/remove images after the composite has been created. All images must be loaded into memory before rendering the composite.
  • Some modern browsers like Safari and Firefox do not support window.createImageBitmap. The utility function createImageBitmapUniversal(blob: Blob): Promise<ImageBitmap> has been included so that ScrollingComposite can still be used with these browsers. You should use createImageBitmapUniversal as a drop-in replacement for window.createImageBitmap.

Basic Usage Example

npm install scrolling-composite

app.component.ts

export class AppComponent {
  width = new BehaviorSubject(window.innerWidth);
  height = new BehaviorSubject(window.innerHeight);
  images: Array<ImageBitmap> = [
      /* ImageBitmaps go here */
  ];
  preferredImageSize = new BehaviorSubject(100);
}

app.component.html

<lib-scrolling-composite [compositeHeight]="this.height"
                         [compositeWidth]="this.width"
                         [images]="this.images"
                         [scrollSpeed]="5000"
                         [preferredImageSize]="this.preferredImageSize"
  ></lib-scrolling-composite>

app.module.ts

import { ScrollingCompositeModule } from 'scrolling-composite';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent
  ],
  imports: [
    BrowserModule,
    ScrollingCompositeModule
  ],
  providers: [],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule { }