1.2.2 • Published 6 years ago

ngx-scroll-class v1.2.2

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MIT
Repository
github
Last release
6 years ago

npm version

NgxScrollClass

The scroll spy on html elements for Angular 4.

See live demo on: https://laxersnine.github.io/ngx-scroll-class/

Using

  • Install the npm module:

    npm i ngx-scroll-class --save
  • Import ScrollClassModule on the module that you want to use the directive.

import { ScrollClassModule } from 'ngx-scroll-class';

@ngModule({
    imports: [ScrollClassModule]
})
  • Use scrollClass directive to spy on any element in window.
<img name="elementToSpy" src="" alt="" scrollClass inScreenClassName="animated shake"/>
  • Or use scrollContainer directive so that you can spy on elements in a scrollable container like <div>
<div scrollContainer="container">
    <img name="elementToSpy" src="" alt="" scrollClass inScreenClassName="animated shake" containerName="container"/>
 </div>

Then the animated shake will be appended to img class when the image appears on the screen by scroll.

API

ScrollContainerDirective

Input

  • scrollContainer: The container name which to make ScrollClassDirective understand who it belongs to.

ScrollClassDirective

Input

  • inScreenClassName: Classes to be added when the element is scrolled into the screen. The default value is empty.
  • outScreenClassName: Classes to be added when the element is scrolled out of the screen. The default value is empty.
  • containerName: The container to observe. This is for the cases that the element is in a scrollable container like div, instead of window. The default value would be dom window object.
  • repeatAnimate: Append class to the element each time to scroll into(out) or just once.

Output

  • scrollIn: Be fired when the element is scrolled to the view. The directive emits the element itself.

Example

Download the source code in this repo, run ng serve and navigate to http://localhost:4200/.

Development server

Run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.