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This is a sample library of Angular Elements components geared for a slideshow. Doesn't play well in Angular applications, but should work with other framworks (tested with vanilla HTML/JS, React and Vue).
Angular Elements Slides is available via NPM:
npm install nge-slides
Then just import the library into your code like so:
import 'nge-slides';
Or you can use Angular Elements Slides via CDN:
<script src="https://unpkg.com/nge-slides/nge-slides.js"></script>
<!-- Required wrapper for all slides as well as progress bar -->
<nge-slides-wrapper>
<nge-slide type="title" title="Angular Element Slides" subtitle="Web Components Made Easy"></nge-slide>
<nge-slide type="section" title="Section Slide"></nge-slide>
<nge-slide title="Slide 3" content="Content can be defined via an attribute"></nge-slide>
<nge-slide title="Slide 4">
<p>Or you can put your content in as HTML</p>
</nge-slide>
<nge-slide type="blank">
<p>A blank slide has little to no properties</p>
<p>All it's designed to be is an HTML passthrough</p>
</nge-slide>
<nge-slide type="title" title="Goodbye"></nge-slide>
<nge-slides-progress-bar></nge-slides-progress-bar>
</nge-slides-wrapper>
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Sample library of Angular Elements components geared for a slideshow
The npm package nge-slides receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, nge-slides popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nge-slides 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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