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tdn-infinite

v5.2.2

Published

Angular module to load REST list from Django DRF from anywhere in the list

Downloads

8

Readme

TDN Infinite

This project provides an interface with Django-rest-framework. It allows you to retrieve the content of a list from anywhere in the list and to infinitely loop over it.

Example of use case where it can be useful: Loading a galery of pictures

Installation

npm install tdn-infinite

How to use it?

How to create a new delivery?

Using this excellent tutorial, you simply need to run:

npm install
npm run build

If you want to test it locally, go in the dist folder and run npm link. Then go to your test app root dir and do npm link tdn-infinite Re-start your server with following command: ng serve --preserve-symlinks

Publish to NPM

Go to the dist folder and run:

npm login
npm publish