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@snapdeck/plugin-lazy-media

v0.1.3

Published

Snapdeck plugin: lazy-load media per section using data-src attributes.

Readme

@snapdeck/plugin-lazy-media

Lazy-load <img>, <video>, <iframe>, and <source> per section for Snapdeck. Media is hydrated for the active section plus adjacent neighbours on install and on every afterLoad.

Install

npm install @snapdeck/core @snapdeck/plugin-lazy-media

Usage

Mark lazy media with data-src (and optionally data-srcset / data-poster). The plugin transfers these to the real attributes when the host section becomes eager.

<div id="deck">
  <section data-snapdeck-section>
    <img data-src="/hero.jpg" alt="hero" />
  </section>
  <section data-snapdeck-section>
    <img
      data-src="/wide.jpg"
      data-srcset="/[email protected] 1x, /[email protected] 2x"
      alt="wide"
    />
    <video data-src="/clip.mp4" data-poster="/clip-poster.jpg"></video>
    <iframe data-src="https://example.com/embed"></iframe>
  </section>
</div>
import snapdeck from '@snapdeck/core';
import { lazyMedia } from '@snapdeck/plugin-lazy-media';
import '@snapdeck/core/css';

snapdeck('#deck', {
  plugins: [lazyMedia({ eagerAdjacent: 1 })],
});

Options

| Option | Default | Purpose | | ---------------- | ---------------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------- | | attribute | 'data-src' | Source attribute transferred to src. | | eagerSections | 1 | Sections to hydrate at init, from the active. | | eagerAdjacent | 1 | Neighbours around active to pre-hydrate. | | mediaSelectors | ['img', 'video', 'iframe', 'source'] | CSS selectors scanned inside each section. |

Sibling attributes (data-srcset, data-poster) are derived from the base attribute: attribute: 'data-lazy-src' pairs with data-lazy-srcset.

The plugin is idempotent, once a node loses data-src it's never retouched. destroy() detaches the listener but leaves already-hydrated media in place.

License

MIT. Independent clean-room implementation.