overlayscrollbars-ngx v0.5.2
OverlayScrollbars for Angular
This is the official OverlayScrollbars Angular wrapper.
Installation
npm install overlayscrollbars-ngxPeer Dependencies
OverlayScrollbars for Angular has the following peer dependencies:
- The vanilla JavaScript library: overlayscrollbars
npm install overlayscrollbars- The Angular framework: @angular/core & @angular/common
npm install @angular/core @angular/commonUsage
The first step is to import the CSS file into your app:
import 'overlayscrollbars/overlayscrollbars.css';Note: If the path
'overlayscrollbars/overlayscrollbars.css'is not working use'overlayscrollbars/styles/overlayscrollbars.css'as the import path for the CSS file.
The module can be imported like:
import { NgModule } from "@angular/core";
import { OverlayscrollbarsModule } from "overlayscrollbars-ngx";
@NgModule({
imports: [OverlayscrollbarsModule],
})
export class AppModule {}Component
The main entry point is the OverlayScrollbarsComponent which can be used in your application as a component:
import { OverlayScrollbarsComponent } from "overlayscrollbars-ngx";The component can be used with two different selectors:
<overlay-scrollbars [defer]="true">
The tag isn't important
</overlay-scrollbars>
<section overlay-scrollbars [defer]="true">
Choose the tag
</section>Properties
The component accepts all properties of regular elements such as div and span.
Additionally it has custom optional properties:
options: accepts anobjectwhich represents the OverlayScrollbars options.events: accepts anobjectwhich represents the OverlayScrollbars events.defer: accepts anbooleanorobject. Defers the initialization to a point in time when the browser is idle.
Note: Its highly recommended to use the
deferoption whenever possible to defer the initialization to a browser's idle period.
<!-- example usage -->
<overlay-scrollbars
[options]="{ scrollbars: { autoHide: 'scroll' } }"
[events]="{ scroll: () => { /* ... */ } }"
[defer]="true"
></overlay-scrollbars>Events
Additionally to the events property the OverlayScrollbarsComponent emits "native" Angular events. To prevent name collisions with DOM events the events have a os prefix.
Note: It doesn't matter whether you use the
eventsproperty or the Angular events or both.
<!-- example usage -->
<div
overlay-scrollbars
(osInitialized)="onInitialized"
(osUpdated)="onUpdated"
(osDestroyed)="onDestroyed"
(osScroll)="onScroll"
></div>All events are typed, but you can use the EventListenerArgs type as utility in case its needed:
import type { EventListenerArgs } from 'overlayscrollbars';
// example listener
const onUpdated = ([instance, onUpdatedArgs]: EventListenerArgs['updated']) => {}Ref
The ref of the OverlayScrollbarsComponent will give you an object with which you can access the OverlayScrollbars instance and the root element of the component.
The ref object has two properties:
osInstance: a function which returns the OverlayScrollbars instance.getElement: a function which returns the root element.
Directive
In case the OverlayScrollbarsComponent is not enough, you can also use the OverlayScrollbarsDirective directive:
import { OverlayScrollbarsDirective } from "overlayscrollbars-ngx";<!-- example usage -->
<div overlayScrollbars></div>The directive is for advanced usage and lets you control the whole initialization process. This is useful if you want to integrate it with other plugins.
Note: The directive won't initialize OverlayScrollbars on its own. You have to call the
initializefunction.
Properties
Properties are optional and similar to the OverlayScrollbarsComponent.
options: accepts anobjectwhich represents the OverlayScrollbars options.events: accepts anobjectwhich represents the OverlayScrollbars events.defer: accepts anbooleanorobject. Defers the initialization to a point in time when the browser is idle.
Instance
The OverlayScrollbarsDirective exposes two functions:
osInitializetakes one argument which is theInitializationTarget.osInstancereturns the current OverlayScrollbars instance ornullif not initialized.
License
MIT