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sloth-loader

v1.1.4

Published

Image Lazy loader Vue Component with intersection observer [Example here](https://sloth-loader.netlify.app/)

Downloads

29

Readme

sloth-loader 🦥

Image Lazy loader Vue Component with intersection observer Example here

Installation

yarn add sloth-loader npm i sloth-loader

import component

import Slothloader from 'sloth-loader/index.vue';

use in component

<div class="container">
  <Slothloader
    :fadeIn=true
    :width=1000
    :height=1000
    :omitAspect=false
    :src=src
    alt="Loaded image"
  />
</div>

Component Props

src

Prop type: String
Required: true

value of image source

fadeIn

Prop type: Boolean
Required: false

set prop to true if you want image to have a transitional fade-in on load.

omitAspect

Prop type: String
Required: false

Use this to avoid maintaining the set or default aspect ratio of your image if you dont want to define an aspect ratio for your image with the height/width props.

width

Prop type: Number
Required: false

If using width, then the height prop is also required to generate an aspect ratio for the image parent. Though you're providing a width value, we never set the width of the image. This is used strictly to generate an apsect ratio padding-bottom: ${this.$props.height/this.$props.width * 100}%

height

Prop type: Number
Required: false

If using height, then the width prop is also required to generate an aspect ratio for the image parent. Though you're providing a height value, we never set the height of the image. This is used strictly to generate an apsect ratio padding-bottom: ${this.$props.height/this.$props.width * 100}%

loadWhen

Prop type: Number
Required: false

Load when is the value in which your image becomes fetched. So if using the value 0.2 then your image will begin to be fetched when it is 20% visible. You can use a value between 0 - 1.0. Leaving this blank will default to 0.5

alt

Prop type: String
Required: true

Alt tag for image for accessibility