/ngAnimatedScroll

A promise based angular.js service to facilitate animated scrolling.

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DEPRECATED: ngAnimatedScroll

A promise based angular.js service to facilitate animated scrolling

Deprecation notice

Due to the end of life of Angular.js, this module is deprecated and no longer maintained.

NPM

Features

  • Exposes a service that scrolls an arbitrary element to another element's location.
  • Promise enabled: The service returns a promise and resolves upon completion of the scroll operation.
  • Selector enabled: Use CSS selectors to specify to which element to scroll.
  • Leverages window.getAnimationFrame() for a smooth and efficient scroll animation
  • Clean: No classes, no jQuery, no CSS, just plain Angular.js

Installation

  1. Install the ngAnimatedScroll package

via NPM:

npm install ng-animated-scroll --save

or Bower:

bower install ng-animated-scroll --save
  1. Include the library into your application:

if installed via NPM include from node_modules:

<script src="/node_modules/ng-animated-scroll/dist/ngAnimatedScroll.service.min.js"></script>

if installed via Bower include from bower_components:

<script src="/bower_components/ng-animated-scroll/dist/ngAnimatedScroll.service.min.js"></script>

Usage

  1. Add a dependency to AnimatedScroll to your app

    angular.module('myApp', ['AnimatedScroll']);
  2. Inject the animatedScroll service into your directive, factory, controller, etc. and call it's scroll() method.

    angular.module('myController', ['animatedScroll', function(animatedScroll) {
      animatedScroll.scroll(elementToScrollTo);
    }]);

Example: Simple scroll operation

angular.module('myController', ['animatedScroll', function(animatedScroll) {
  var elementIWantToScrollTo = document.getElementById('anElementIWantToScrollTo');
  animatedScroll.scroll(elementIWantToScrollTo);
}]);

Example: Using CSS selectors

angular.module('myController', ['animatedScroll', function(animatedScroll) {
  animatedScroll.scroll('#someElement');
}]);

Example: Leveraging the promise

angular.module('myController', ['animatedScroll', function(animatedScroll) {
  var elementIWantToScrollTo = document.getElementById('anElementIWantToScrollTo');
  animatedScroll.scroll(elementIWantToScrollTo)
    .then(function(element) {
      // do something after the element was scrolled into view
      // element = elementIWantToScrollTo
    });
}]);

Example: Scrolling within an Element

angular.module('myController', ['animatedScroll', function(animatedScroll) {
  var listItemIWantToScrollTo = document.getElementById('listItemIWantToScrollTo');
  var list = document.getElementById('aList');
  animatedScroll.scroll(elementIWantToScrollTo, {
    scrollElement: list
  }).then(function(element) {
    // do something after the the list item was scrolled into view
    // element = listItemIWantToScrollTo
  });
}]);

Arguments

element (required)

Type: Element | angular.element | selector (string)

The element to scroll to. This can be an angular.element, (HTML)Element or CSS selector string.

options (optional)

Type: Object

Options for the scroll operation. (See Options)

Options

duration

Type: Integer Default: 800

The duration of the scroll animation in milliseconds.

offset

Type: Integer Default: 0

An offset to the element's top at which to stop scrolling.

easing

Type: String Default: easeInOutQuart

The easing function to be used for the animation. Currently supported are:

  • easeInQuad
  • easeOutQuad
  • easeInOutQuad
  • easeInCubic
  • easeOutCubic
  • easeInOutCubic
  • easeInQuart
  • easeOutQuart
  • easeInOutQuart
  • easeInQuint
  • easeOutQuint
  • easeInOutQuint
  • none (no easing)

scrollElement

Type: Element | angular.element | selector (string) Default: window

The element to scroll. This can be an angular.element, (HTML)Element or CSS selector string.

Credits

ngSmoothScroll by David Oliveros which formed the base for ngAnimatedScroll

https://github.com/d-oliveros/ngSmoothScroll

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright © Hans-Peter Dietz | @h_p_d | h.p.dietz@gmail.com

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