Ng2-scrollable NPM

ng2-scrollable

Angular2 Automatic Scroll Detection With Animation

Plunker Example: https://plnkr.co/edit/wLVudY?p=preview&open=app.component.ts

Install

install ng2-scrollable
```
$ npm install ng2-scrollable --save-dev
```

add map and packages to your systemjs.config.js

map['ng2-scrollable'] = 'node_modules/ng2-scrollable/dist';
packages['ng2-scrollable'] = { main: 'ng2-scrollable.umd.js', defaultExtension: 'js' }

import Ng2ScrollableModule to your AppModule

import { Ng2ScrollableModule } from 'ng2-scrollable';

@NgModule({
  imports: [BrowserModule, FormsModule, Ng2ScrollableModule],
  declarations: [AppComponent],
  bootstrap: [ AppComponent ]
})
export class AppModule { }

Usage it in your code

    <ul>
      <li [class.current]="id=='s1'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s1')">One
      <li [class.current]="id=='s2'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s2')">Two
      <li [class.current]="id=='s3'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s3')">Three
      <li [class.current]="id=='s4'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s4')">Four
      <li [class.current]="id=='s5'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s5')">Five
      <li [class.current]="id=='s6'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s6')">Six
      <li [class.current]="id=='s7'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s7')">Seven
      <li [class.current]="id=='s8'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s8')">Eight
      <li [class.current]="id=='s9'" (click)="scrollable.el.scrollTo('s9')">Nine
    </ul>
    <div class="scrollable" (scrolledTo)="id=$event" ng2-scrollable>
      <div id="s1">One</div>
      <div id="s2">Two</div>
      <div id="s3">Three</div>
      <div id="s4">Four</div>
      <div id="s5">Five</div>
      <div id="s6">Six</div>
      <div id="s7">Seven</div>
      <div id="s8">Eight</div>
      <div id="s9">Nine</div>
    </div>

For full example, please check out test directory to see the example of;

systemjs.config.js
app.module.ts
and app.component.ts.

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This module is only improved and maintained by contributors like you.

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