An AngularJS 1 carousel implementation optimised for mobile devices.
This project is not maintained anymore, and looking for maintainers.
Demo : http://revolunet.github.io/angular-carousel
Comments and contributions welcome :)
Proudly brought to you by the @revolunet team.
bower install angular-carousel
npm install angular-carousel
If you don't use NPM or Bower, just download files from the github repo
- Add
angular-touch.js
andangular-carousel.js
to your code:
<script src="angular.js"></script>
<script src="angular-touch.js"></script>
<script src="angular-carousel.js"></script>
- Or just require the module the CommonJS way (if you use npm)
var angular = require('angular');
var ngTouch = require('angular-touch');
var carousel = require('angular-carousel');
- Add
angular-carousel.css
to your code:
<link href="angular-carousel.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
- Add a dependency to the
angular-carousel
module in your application.
angular.module('MyApp', ['angular-carousel']);
- Add a
rn-carousel
attribute to your<ul>
block and your<li>
's become magically swipable ;)
<ul rn-carousel class="image">
<li ng-repeat="image in sportImages">
<div class="layer">{{ image }}</div>
</li>
</ul>
- You can also use
rn-carousel
without ng-repeat ;)
<ul rn-carousel class="image">
<li>slide #1</li>
<li>slide #2</li>
<li>slide #3</li>
</ul>
rn-carousel-index
two way binding integer to control the carousel position (0-indexed)rn-rn-carousel-html-slides
: two way binding array to get slides if no ng-repeat was used (slides array)rn-carousel-buffered
add this attribute to enable the carousel buffering, good to minimize the DOM (5 slides)rn-carousel-controls
add this attribute to enable builtin prev/next buttons (you can override by CSS)rn-carousel-auto-slide
add this attribute to make the carousel slide automatically after given seconds (default=3)rn-carousel-transition
: transition type, can be one ofslide, zoom, hexagon, fadeAndSlide, none
. (default=slide)rn-carousel-locked
: two way binding boolean that lock/unlock the carouselrn-carousel-deep-watch
: Deep watch the collection which enable to dynamically add slides at beginning without corrupting positionrn-carousel-easing
: add this attritube to specify a formula for easing, these can be found in the shifty library (default=easeIn)rn-carousel-duration
: add this attribute to set the duration of the transition (default=300)rn-carousel-controls-allow-loop
: add this attribute to allow looping through slides from prev/next controls
You can add position indicators by adding this directive where you want :
<div rn-carousel-indicators ng-if="slides.length > 1" slides="slides" rn-carousel-index="carouselIndex"></div>
slides
is the same collection you use in the carousel ng-repeat
Note: If loading in slides from an async service, the ng-if="slides.length > 1"
may not update as expected. In this case, try ng-if="slides"
.
carouselIndex
is the same index you've defined for the carousel
Note: If the indicators don't seem to update with the slides, try binding to an object param i.e. carousel.index
, set in the controller like $scope.carousel.index = 0
Explanation.
- if you use IE<=9, iOS<7 or Android<4 please include the requestAnimationFrame polyfill in your application.
- if you use IE<=8 include the es5-shim polyfill in your application.
- don't set any style attribute to your li's. they would be overwritten by the carousel (use classes instead).
- angular-carousel use the great shifty.js for the animations
- delay autoslide on indicators click/move
- customisable transitions
- more transition types
- infinite loop support
- Please follow AngularJS GIT conventions
- Please add tests
- Please update the README and demo (index.html)
- https://github.com/ajoslin/angular-mobile-nav
- http://mobile.smashingmagazine.com/2012/06/21/play-with-hardware-accelerated-css/
- http://ariya.ofilabs.com/2013/08/javascript-kinetic-scrolling-part-1.html
- Thanks to all angular folks for all the tips :)
As AngularJS itself, this module is released under the permissive MIT license. Your contributions are always welcome.