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ember-lazy-image-loader

v1.0.2

Published

Lazy image loading for Ember apps

Downloads

12

Readme

ember-lazy-image-loader

CircleCI branch

ember-lazy-image-loader is a modern fork of the great work by twokul ember-lazy-image-loader is a component that allows you to gracefully handle image loading.

Component will load images lazily, only if they appeared in the view port. This optimization brings page load time down.

Default loading placeholder is stolen from aurer and his awesome codepen.

Installation

From inside your ember-cli project, run the following:

ember install ember-lazy-image-loader

### lazy-image

```hbs
{{lazy-image url='http://my-valid-url.com/foo.jpg'}}

Component will wait until the image is loaded and while waiting it will show default loading placeholder (see above).

You can customize loading placeholder by passing it as an parameter:

{{#lazy-image url='http://my-valid-url.com/foo.jpg'}}
  <!-- custom template goes here, spinner, svg, etc. -->
{{/lazy-image}}

You can also define the fallback if the image failed to load. By default, component will render Image failed to load text.

You can customize error text by passing it as an parameter:

{{lazy-image url='http://my-not-valid-url.com/foo.jpg' errorText='Something went wrong.'}}

width, height and data-* attributes

Lazy Image supports width, height and data-* attribute bindings.

{{lazy-image url='http://my-valid-url.com/foo.jpg' width=400 height=400 data-foo-bar="my-foo-bar"}}
{{lazy-image url='http://my-valid-url.com/foo.jpg' width=400 height=400 data-foo-bar=foo.bar.path}}

class attribute

You can also pass class names for the image element.

{{lazy-image url='http://my-valid-url.com/foo.jpg' class='foo-bar baz-bar'}}

alt attribute

You can pass the alt attribute to the component and it will be rendered on the image element

{{lazy-image url='http://my-valid-url.com/foo.jpg' alt='foo description'}}

ember-in-viewport options

Lazy Image uses ember-in-viewport for viewport detection. Due to the way listeners and requestAnimationFrame is setup, you'll have to override the ember-in-viewport options by creating app/components/lazy-image.js:

// app/components/lazy-image.js

import Ember from 'ember';
import LazyImage from 'ember-lazy-image/components/lazy-image';

export default LazyImage.extend({
  viewportOptionsOverride: Ember.on('didInsertElement', function() {
    Ember.setProperties(this, {
      viewportUseRAF      : true,
      viewportSpy         : false,
      viewportRefreshRate : 150,
      viewportTolerance: {
        top    : 50,
        bottom : 50,
        left   : 20,
        right  : 20
      }
    });
  })
});

See Advanced usage (options) for more in detail ember-in-viewport options.

The use of threshold is deprecated in favor of viewportTolerance.

Experimental lazy-background-image

This is an experimental component that will add background-image style attribute to a component's div. It also sets min-height attribute to 270px so the image is visible. You should be able to overwrite it by using lazy-background-image class.

Installation

  • git clone https://github.com/kiwiupover/ember-lazy-image-loader.git this repository
  • yarn install

Running

  • ember server
  • Visit your app at http://localhost:4200.

Linting

  • npm run lint:js
  • npm run lint:js -- --fix

Running tests

  • ember test – Runs the test suite on the current Ember version
  • ember test --server – Runs the test suite in "watch mode"
  • ember try:each – Runs the test suite against multiple Ember versions

Running the dummy application

For more information on using ember-cli, visit https://ember-cli.com/.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.