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ngx-foresight

v1.1.0

Published

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Readme

ngx-foresight - 🚀 Demo

foresightjs implementation for Angular. It provides router preloading strategy which automatically downloads the lazy-loaded module based on foresightjs prediction of user intent from mouse and keyboard.

🚀 Demo

Usage

Screenshot

installation

npm install js.foresight ngx-foresight
npm install -D js.foresight-devtools
# or
pnpm add js.foresight js.foresight-devtools ngx-foresight
pnpm add -D js.foresight-devtools

After that import the ForesightjsDirective to the components with href and routerLink, and use the ForesightjsStrategy as preloadingStrategy in the router's configuration. For example:

import { ForesightManager } from 'js.foresight';
import { ForesightDevtools } from 'js.foresight-devtools';
import { ForesightjsDirective } from 'ngx-foresight';

ForesightManager.initialize({
  enableMousePrediction: true,
  positionHistorySize: 8,
  trajectoryPredictionTime: 80,
  defaultHitSlop: 10,
  enableTabPrediction: true,
  tabOffset: 3,
  enableScrollPrediction: true,
  scrollMargin: 150,
});

ForesightDevtools.initialize({
  showDebugger: true,
  isControlPanelDefaultMinimized: true, // optional setting which allows you to minimize the control panel on default
  showNameTags: true, // optional setting which shows the name of the element
  sortElementList: 'visibility', // optional setting for how the elements in the control panel are sorted
});
<div class="pill-group-horizontal">
  <a href="/feature1" class="pill" registerForesight="Feature 1">Feature 1</a>
  <a href="/feature2" class="pill" registerForesight="Feature 2">Feature 2</a>
  <a href="/feature3" class="pill" registerForesight="Feature 3">Feature 3</a>
</div>
// configure preloading strategy as per routes
  provideRouter(routes, withPreloading(ForesightjsStrategy)),
// for older versions
  RouterModule.forRoot(routes, { preloadingStrategy: ForesightjsStrategy })

This library has been tested with Angular 13, but it may also be compatible with older versions. If you encounter any issues with older versions, please report them.

Inspired by ngx-quicklink