angular2x-timeline v0.1.12
angular2x-timeline
This is a animated vertical timeline component for Angular 2+. Angular Material is supported but not mandatory.
Getting started
1) run npm install --save angular2x-timeline
2) in your app module:
...
import { BrowserAnimationsModule } from '@angular/platform-browser/animations';
import { NgTimelineModule } from 'angular2x-timeline';
@NgModule({
...
imports: [
...
BrowserAnimationsModule,
NgTimelineModule
]
})
export class AppModule { }Usage
Minimal Setup
<ng-timeline>
<ng-timeline-entry>
<ng-timeline-entry-header>Header</ng-timeline-entry-header>
<ng-timeline-entry-content>Content</ng-timeline-entry-content>
</ng-timeline-entry>
</ng-timeline>Include a dot
<ng-timeline>
<ng-timeline-entry>
<ng-timeline-entry-header>Header</ng-timeline-entry-header>
<ng-timeline-entry-content>Content</ng-timeline-entry-content>
<ng-timeline-entry-dot></ng-timeline-entry-dot>
</ng-timeline-entry>
</ng-timeline>Include side data
<ng-timeline>
<ng-timeline-entry>
<ng-timeline-entry-header>Header</ng-timeline-entry-header>
<ng-timeline-entry-content>Content</ng-timeline-entry-content>
<ng-timeline-entry-side>2018</ng-timeline-entry-side>
</ng-timeline-entry>
</ng-timeline>Angular Material
The package includes a theme for angular material. In your own angular material theme:
@import '~@angular/material/theming';
@import '~angular-ng-timeline/theme';
...
@include angular-material-theme($your-theme);
@include ng-timeline-theme($your-theme);If the theme is included, the components will be styled according to $your-theme including support for primary and accent colors for the dot.
Components
NgTimeline
Content
| tag | number |
|---|---|
<ng-timeline-entry> | n |
Inputs
| property | type | default | impact | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| toggle | boolean | true | If set to true, expanding one entry will collapse all other entries and vice versa | |
| alternate | boolean | true | If set to true, entries will be displayed alternately (left / right). No effect in mobile mode | |
| focusOnOpen | boolean | false | If set to true, expanding an entry will scroll it into view | |
| side | string | 'left' | Changes side ('left' | 'right') the entries are shown on. No effect if alternate is true |
| mobileWidthThreshold | number | 640 | Decides when the mobile layout is used |
NgTimelineEntry
The expanded class will be added to the timeline-entry compnent when the entry is expanded.
Content
| tag | number |
|---|---|
<ng-timeline-entry-header> | 1 |
<ng-timeline-entry-content> | 1 |
<ng-timeline-entry-dot> | 0...1 |
<ng-timeline-entry-side> | 0...1 |
Outputs
| event | type | description |
|---|---|---|
| expand | boolean | fired when an entry is expanded / collapsed. Value is true for expanded and false for collapsed |
NgTimelineEntryHeader
NgTimelineEntryContent
NgTimelineEntryDot
Inputs
| property | type | default | impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| size | number | 45 | Size of the dot px |
| class | string | primary | Will be set as class name of the dot element. primary and accent can be used when using the angular material theme |
Polyfills
Smoothscroll
When an entry is toggled, it will scroll into view. Smooth behavior is currently not supported in Chrome. A polyfill is available in iamdustan's smoothscroll
ClassList
ClassList.toggle was used at some points, including the second parameter. If you need to support browsers which do not support this, be sure to use a polyfill, e.g. this one.
Web Animations API
Animations are implemented with Angular animations which are based on the web animations API which has not landed in Safari and Edge yet. A polyfill is available in Web Animations JS
About
This project is a fork of https://github.com/glutengo/angular-ng-timeline#readme (credit to Markus Glutting) This project was generated with Angular CLI version 1.6.5. The NPM Version was packend with ng-packagr.