Fork of KeatonTech/Angular-2-Page-Slider.

Mimicks the functionality of UIPageViewController in pure HTML for mobile web apps, using DOM recycling and CSS3 transitions for near-native performance. Built with Angular 9, and designed to work seamlessly in normal NG2 templates.

Designed for Angular 15.0.0+

Live Demo

https://samuel.netocny.com

Example Usage

Installation

npm install --save @netocny/ng-page-slider

Typescript

import {Component, NgModule} from '@angular/core';
import {NgPageSliderModule} from '@netocny/ng-page-slider';
import {of} from 'rxjs';

@Component({
    selector: 'example-component',
    template: `
		<ng-page-slider
                *ngIf="pages | async as loadedPages"
                [enableArrowKeys]="keysEnabled"
                [transitionDuration]="loadedPages.duration"
                [autoScrollInterval]="loadedPages.autoSlide">
            <!-- Pages -->
            <div *ngSliderPages="let page of loadedPages.images" 
                    class="page">
                <img [src]="page.imageURL">
                <span class="title">{{page.title}}</span>
            </div>
        </ng-page-slider>
	`,
    styles  : [
        `.page {
            overflow: hidden;   
        }`,
        `img {
            height: 100%;
            margin: auto;
            display: block;
        }`,
        `.title {
            font-size: 20px;
            color: white;
            position: absolute;
            bottom: 15px;
            left: 50%;
        }`
    ]
})
export class ExampleComponent {
    public keysEnabled: boolean = true;
    public pages = of({
        duration : 700,
        autoSlide: 2000,
        images   : [
            {
                title   : "Page 1",
                imageURL: 'some/image.png'
            },
            {
                title   : "Page 2",
                imageURL: 'some/other_image.png'
            }
        ]
    });
}

@NgModule({
    imports     : [
        NgPageSliderModule
    ],
    declarations: [
        ExampleComponent
    ]
})
export class ExampleModule {
}

Styles - SCSS

And in styles.scss include:

@import "~@netocny/ng-page-slider/ng-page-slider";

// Below this thershold the relative CSS units will be used and 
// parts of the component became smaller (responsive design)
$minimal_page_width: 900px;
$page_margin: 15px;

@include ng-page-slider($minimal_page_width, $page_margin);

// All options and defaults
@include ng-page-slider(
        $optimal_width, $page_margin,
    $arrow_size: 44px,
    $arrow_line_height: 37px,
    $arrow_color: white, $arrow_background: rgba(125, 125, 125, 0.4),
    $dot_size: 6px, $dot_bottom_offset: 9px,
    $dot_color: white
)

API

NgPageSliderComponent (ng-page-slider)

Container component for pages. Handles touch events, resizing and animation.

Input Properties

• page: Current page number, zero-based index.
  • Allows two-way data binding
  • Must be a number (0 <= page < pageCount)
  • Defaults to 0
• transitionDuration: In the absence of scrolling momentum, how long should a transition take?
  • Expressed as an integer number of milliseconds >= 0
  • Defaults to 250ms
• locked: When true, page scrolling is disabled
  • boolean, defaults to false
• showIndicator: When true, includes a dot indicator at the bottom.
  • boolean, defaults to true
• overlayIndicator: When true, renders indicator above the page content.
  • boolean, defaults to true
• enableOverscroll: When true, user can scroll slightly past the first and last page.
  • boolean, defaults to true
• enableArrowKeys: When true, the left and right arrow keys will cause page navigation.
  • boolean, defaults to true
• autoScrollInterval: If provided the slider will auto-scroll until user interacts with it.
  • number of miliseconds before a next slide is shown
  • Must be a number - > 0 (excluding)

NgPagesRendererDirective (ngSliderPages)

Renders pages using DOM recycling, so only at most 3 exist on the DOM at any given time (previous, current, next). Modeled based on ngFor, uses the exact same looping syntax.

Provided Loop Variables

These variables are available inside of ngSliderPages, similar to ngFor loop items.

• index: number Zero-based index of the current page.
• isFirst: boolean True when the page is the first page.
• isLast: boolean True when the page is the last page.
• isActive: boolean True when the page is currently being viewed by the user.