NGX-Auth-Img

Is an Angular attribute directive. It can do the following things for you:

• Automatically append authorization information to each img request made from your templates
• Show a fallback in case the asset is not available
• Load a thumbnail first
• Blur the thumbnail and unblur it once the request for the full-image succeeded

Setup

1. Run npm i --save ngx-auth-img
2. Import NgxAuthImgModule
3. Create your config token, which implements AuthImgConfigInterface and add it to your module's providers array e.g.:

{
            provide: AUTH_IMG_CONFIG_TOKEN,
            useValue: authImgConfig
}

4. Add the selector to any img tag such as:

<img ngxAuthImg [src]="https://example.com/asset.png">

5. You can override a fallback source as attribute fallbackSrc or thumbnailOnly for each usage

Configure

The directive takes a configuration with the following properties according to AuthImgConfigInterface:

• tokenName: string - Name of the authentication token in your local storage
• tokenQueryName: string - The query parameter appended to each request
• thumbnailQueryName: string - The query parameter used to request a thumbnail
• defaultThumbnail: boolean - Wether the full image or only the thumbnail should be requested
• defaultFallbackSrc: string - The source used if the request failed and no fallbackSrc attribute is set on the img element.