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joshua-picture-loader

v0.0.5

Published

Use the sessionStorage, loading pictures will first check whether there is no expired sessionStorage resources, if any, then directly from the local load; otherwise, request online resources.

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Readme

PictureLoader

Use the sessionStorage, loading pictures will first check whether there is no expired sessionStorage resources, if any, then directly from the local load; otherwise, request online resources.

tip:sessionStorage has a size limit, if the image size exceeds the limit, it will not be stored locally, still use online resources

initialize 1:insert to dom after load

step 1

<div class="preload" data-source="image/source.jpg"></div>

step 2

let loader = new PictureLoader({
  	className: 'preload',
});

initialize 2:load the image source only

let loaderQueue = new PictureLoader({
    sourceQueue: [
        'image/1.jpg',
        'image/2.jpg',
        'image/3.jpg',
        'image/4.jpg',
        'image/5.jpg',
    ],
});

start to load

loader.load();

html attribute

| name | description | | ----------- | -------------------------------- | | data-source | image source to load | | data-bg | whether load as background image |

initialize options

className & sourceQueue two choose one

| name | type | default value | description | | ----------- | -------- | ------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | className | string | preload | determine the class name of loader element | | sourceQueue | array | [] | source collection to load | | loadOne | function | null | trigger when load one image | | loadAll | function | null | trigger when load all images |

static property

| name | type | default value | description | | ------------ | ----------- | ---------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------- | | dataName | string | data-source | determine which attribute to set the source | | flagBg | string | data-bg | determine whether to load as background image | | survivalTime | number (ms) | 60000 | survival time of cache | | useStorage | boolean | true on desktop browser except IE. Other platform will be false | whether use sesstion storage or not |