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@weseek/angular-custom-tour

v1.8.2

Published

Easy to customize Angular 2+ tour

Downloads

7

Readme

Build Status Downloads Versions License

How it works?

demo GIF

Demo

https://miraxes.github.io/angular-custom-tour

Custom tour with Angular 2+

Follow instructions and everything should be fine. :)

Usage

  • install npm install angular-custom-tour --save

In your module (app.module.ts)

import { HintModule } from 'angular-custom-tour'

@NgModule({
  ...
  imports: [
    ...
    HintModule // Put here
    ...
  ]
  ...
]

Initialize it in your page component

In case you want to init slider after pageload, you should use ngAfterViewInit

import { HintService } from 'angular-custom-tour'

@Component({
  ...
  providers: [... HintService ... ],
  ...
})

class AppComponent {

  constructor(public hintService: HintService){ }

  startTour() {
    this.hintService.initialize();
  }

}
<!-- Bluring element insert on top of the page-->
<tour-overlay></tour-overlay>

<!-- start TOUR -->
<button name="button" (click)="startTour()"> START!</button>

<!-- Each step could be placed at ANYWHERE -->
<div class="i-want-highlight-this" id="highlight-me"> WOW!</div>

<tour-step selector="highlight-me" order="3" position="right" title="title string" (nextEventEmitter)="onNext()" (prevEventEmitter)="onPrev()" (exitEventEmitter)="onExit()" (onShow)="onShowEventHandler()" (onHide)="onHideEventHandler()">
  <!-- ANY HTML HERE
    NOTE: ONLY selector attribute is required! others is up to you
  -->
</tour-step>

NOTE:

selector MUST BE unique, so you can highlight Element once

Styles

You need to inject styles from styles/main.css

if you are using angular CLI -> angular-cli.json

"styles": [
        ...
        "styles.scss",
        "../node_modules/angular-custom-tour/styles/main.css"
        ...
      ],

Custom options Usage

  startTour() {
    this.hintService.initialize({elementsDisabled: false}); // HintOptions
  }

HintOptions

| option | default | Usage | | -------------------------- |:---------:| ------ | | elementsDisabled: boolean | true | Disabling highlightedElement (click) wont work| | dismissOnOverlay: boolean | false | Go to next step when clicking on overlay (close tour if this is last step)| | defaultPosition: string | 'bottom' | Position of tour step to highlightedElement | | defaultOrder: number | 99 | Order of showing steps | | defaultLayer: number | 15 | Distance between highlightedElement and step in px | | applyRelative: boolean | true | Applying position:relative to highlightedElement (disable in case you want to highlight absolute positioned elements) |

Hint service events

| event | Description | | ------------- | ------------ | | finish$ | When tour is finished | | showingStep$ | On each step show (Params > CurrentStep) |

This module in active development mode, if you have any suggestions feel free to contact me.

Set start order

startTour() {
  this.hintService.initialize(null, 3); // set order number as the second argument
}

Set null to first argument if don't use HintOptions