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AngularJS directive for Swing: A swipeable cards interface. The swipe-left/swipe-right for yes/no input. As seen in apps like Jelly and Tinder.
AngularJS directive for Swing: A swipeable cards interface. The swipe-left/swipe-right for yes/no input. As seen in apps like Jelly and Tinder, and many others.
Give it a swing! and please tweet it if you like it. : )
Load angular-swing2
module, e.g.
import ngSwing from 'angular-swing2';
const MODULE_NAME = 'your-module';
export default MODULE_NAME;
angular.module(MODULE_NAME, [ngSwing]);
Loading angular-swing2
module will make available the swing-stack
and swing-card
directives.
Prepare a Swing stack:
<ul swing-stack></ul>
Add a Card to the Swing stack:
<ul swing-stack>
<li swing-card></li>
</ul>
Attach event listeners to the instance of Card:
<ul swing-stack>
<li
swing-card
swing-on-throwout="console.log(eventName, eventObject)"
swing-on-throwoutleft="console.log(eventName, eventObject)"
swing-on-throwoutright="console.log(eventName, eventObject)"
swing-on-throwin="console.log(eventName, eventObject)"
swing-on-dragstart="console.log(eventName, eventObject)"
swing-on-dragmove="console.log(eventName, eventObject)"
swing-on-dragend="console.log(eventName, eventObject)"
></li>
</ul>
Use scope variable to change Swing Stack default options:
$scope.options = {
throwOutConfidence: function (offset, element) {
console.log('throwOutConfidence', offset, element.offsetWidth);
return Math.min(Math.abs(offset) / element.offsetWidth, 1);
},
isThrowOut: function (offset, element, throwOutConfidence) {
console.log('isThrowOut', offset, element.offsetWidth, throwOutConfidence);
return throwOutConfidence === 1;
}
};
<ul swing-stack swing-options="options">...</ul>
Use scope variables/methods to add/remove cards:
<ul swing-stack>
<li
swing-card
swing-on-throwout="remove($index)"
ng-repeat="card in cards"
>{{card.name}}</li>
</ul>
$scope.cards = [
{name: 'foo'},
{name: 'bar'}
];
$scope.remove = function (index) {
$scope.cards.splice(index, 1);
}
$scope.add = function (name) {
$scope.cards.push({name: name});
};
There are more examples that using the standalone Swing.
The code for all of the examples is in the ./examples/ folder.
Raise an issue if you are missing an example.
Swing Documentation for the Events.
Swing events translate to the following attributes in the AngularJS directive:
Name | Description |
---|---|
throwout | swing-on-throwout |
throwoutleft | swing-on-throwoutleft |
throwoutright | swing-on-throwoutright |
throwin | swing-on-throwin |
dragstart | swing-on-dragstart |
dragmove | swing-on-dragmove |
dragend | swing-on-dragend |
Event listener expression can use eventName
and eventObject
parameters.
Swing Documentation for the Event Object.
Using NPM:
npm install angular-swing2
You can of course wedge https://unpkg.com/angular-swing2/dist/angular-swing.js in a script src.
FAQs
AngularJS directive for Swing: A swipeable cards interface. The swipe-left/swipe-right for yes/no input. As seen in apps like Jelly and Tinder.
The npm package angular-swing2 receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, angular-swing2 popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that angular-swing2 demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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