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@aleesaan/ng-siema

v1.0.3

Published

A lightweight Angular library to detect the active section.

Downloads

14

Readme

Angular carousel

A super lightweight carousel component that acts as a wrapper for Siema. I created it for personal use but thought to share it.

See the demo here.

Installation

First install the library.

npm install @aleesaan/ng-siema

Then import the NgSiemaModule in your module.

import { NgSiemaModule } from  'ng-siema';

@NgModule({
  ...
  imports: [
    NgSiemaModule,
  ],
  ...
})
export class AppModule {}

Usage:

The NgSiemaModule comes just with a siema component. Inside, put the images you want as slides.

<siema>
  <img  src="assets/siema-pink.svg">
  <img  src="assets/siema-yellow.svg">
  ...
</siema>

Inputs:

  • options;
  • enableArrows (default false): if true the arrow keys can be used to change slides;
  • enableClickOutside (default false): if true, the component will emit a close() event when clicking outside the carousel;
  • enableEscape (default false): if true, the component will emit a close() event when pressing escape.
<siema
  [enableArrows]="true"
  [enableEscape]="true"
  (close)="closeCarousel()">
  <img  src="assets/siema-pink.svg">
  <img  src="assets/siema-yellow.svg">
  ...
</siema>

Options

interface  NgSiemaOptions {
  duration: number;
  easing: string;
  perPage: number;
  startIndex: number;
  draggable: boolean;
  multipleDrag: boolean;
  threshold: number;
  loop: boolean;
}

Styling

The slides will be placed inside the following html structure, which you can use to style the carousel as you wish.

<siema>
  <div class="siema-container">
    <div class="siema">
      <img src="assets/siema-pink.svg">
      <img src="assets/siema-yellow.svg">
      ...
    </div>
  </div>
</siema>