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Self-contained, mobile friendly slider component for Angular based on angularjs-slider
Website: https://angular-slider.github.io/ngx-slider/
Discord: https://discord.gg/DHsDghZRwZ
Self-contained, mobile friendly slider component for Angular based on angularjs-slider.
NOTE: As of v19.0.0, this project is not being actively maintained. If you wish to become a maintainer, get in touch on the dedicated Discord server.
ngx-slider | Angular | RxJS | Actively supported |
---|---|---|---|
2.0.x | 6.x - 12.x | 6.x | No |
13.x | 13.x | 6.x | No |
14.x | 14.x | 6.x | No |
15.x | 15.x | 7.x | No |
16.x | 16.x | 7.x | No |
17.x | 17.x | 7.x | Yes |
18.x | 18.x | 7.x | Yes |
19.x | 18.x | 7.x | Yes |
Note: Like with Angular only the latest 3 versions are actively supported.
Single slider - StackBlitz
Range slider - StackBlitz
Slider with ticks - StackBlitz
Customised slider - StackBlitz
Slider with custom style - StackBlitz
Vertical slider - StackBlitz
To add the slider to your Angular project:
npm install --save @angular-slider/ngx-slider
Once installed, add the slider to your app.module.ts
:
import { NgxSliderModule } from '@angular-slider/ngx-slider';
...
@NgModule({
...
imports: [
...
NgxSliderModule,
...
],
...
})
export class AppModule {}
Now you can use the slider component in your app components, for example in app.component.ts
:
import { Options } from '@angular-slider/ngx-slider';
...
@Component({...})
export class AppComponent {
value: number = 100;
options: Options = {
floor: 0,
ceil: 200
};
}
And in template file app.component.html
:
<ngx-slider [(value)]="value" [options]="options"></ngx-slider>
Full API documentation is available on official website.
An overview of how to apply your own style to the slider is described in STYLING.md.
As of v1.2.0 the slider features CSS animations of slider movement. If you prefer the previous behaviour, without animations, you can set the flag animate: false
in your slider options.
In addition to mouse/touch events, the slider can also be controlled through keyboard. The available shortcuts are:
The slider allows for customising how to implement tooltips. See TOOLTIPS.md for more information.
Before reporting a new bug, please look at KNOWN_ISSUES.md for a list of known problems and their workarounds. New bugs reports for these problems will not be accepted.
You can report any bugs as Github issues.
Please describe the issue in detail pasting any relevant code, or preferrably a StackBlitz with reproduction of the problem by forking and editing this sample StackBlitz. Please also provide the version of NPM package you are using.
For list of changes and bugfixes, see CHANGELOG.md.
If you would like to contribute to the project, see DEVELOPERS.md.
The project is licensed under the MIT license.
For instructions on upgrading from previous (1.x) versions of the library, see UPGRADING.md.
19.0.0
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Self-contained, mobile friendly slider component for Angular based on angularjs-slider
The npm package @angular-slider/ngx-slider receives a total of 76,481 weekly downloads. As such, @angular-slider/ngx-slider popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @angular-slider/ngx-slider demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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