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angular-seo-newsletter

v1.0.0

Published

Angular seo newsletter displays a modal when user leave your website.

Downloads

3

Readme

angular-seo-newsletter

Visit Demo on Github Pages

Needs

You certainly have notice more and more websites are offering you to susbscribe to their newsletter when you seem to behave like you are leaving their website.

This is a full AngularJS, no jQuery required, directive that allows you to fire a modal when user mouse goes over a vertical point.

A PHP server side implementation has been released here : php-seo-newsletter composer require php-seo-newsletter

Installation

npm install --save angular-seo-newsletter
bower install --save angular-seo-newsletter

Usage

<link href="/bower_components/angular-seo-newsletter/dist/angular-seo-newsletter.min.css" rel="stylesheet">
<script src="/bower_components/angular-seo-newsletter/dist/angular-seo-newsletter.min.js"></script>

And load module in your angular app

var myApp = angular.module('myApp', [
    'hugsbrugs.angular-seo-newsletter',
    ...
]);
<hugsbrugs-seo-newsletter ng-model="seo" showmodalext="show_modal_ext"></hugsbrugs-seo-newsletter>
$scope.seo = {
    y_offset:5,
    image:'src/img/SEO-Beginners-Guide.jpg',
    header_text:'CUSTOM_DEFAULT_HEADER_TEXT',
    call_action_text:'CUSTOM_DEFAULT_CALL_ACTION_TEXT',
    sub_text:'CUSTOM_DEFAULT_SUB_TEXT',
    email_placeholder:'CUSTOM_DEFAULT_EMAIL_PLACEHOLDER',
    success_text:'CUSTOM_DEFAULT_SUCCESS_TEXT',
    error_text:'CUSTOM_DEFAULT_ERROR_TEXT',
    // download hugbrugs/php-seo-newsletter
    //api_endpoint:'/php/register_newsletter.php',
    // fake endpoint
    api_endpoint:'/fake_endpoint',
    cookie_expire:'10 second',// debug mode
    // cookie_expire:'10 minute',// aggressive mode
    // cookie_expire:'1 day',// recommended mode
    // cookie_expire:'1 month',// cool mode
};
$scope.trigger_modal = function()
{
    $scope.show_modal();
};

Customization

To modify to suit you needs, just fork, install dependecies and simulate server

git clone ... cd /angular-seo-newsletter npm install bower install gulp serve

To Do:

  • Ability to inject you own template, only respecting a minimal markup for form
  • Add a config parameter to not display newsletter modal before x seconds (min_time_on_page:'10 second')