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vue-data-loading

Another component for infinite scroll and pull down/up to load data.

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vue-data-loading

Another component for infinite scroll and pull down/up to load data.

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Install

npm install vue-data-loading --save

Usage

Import first:

import VueDataLoading from 'vue-data-loading'

The only you need to do is wrapping your data with vue-data-loading tag.

<vue-data-loading>
    <ul>
        <li v-for="(item, index) in list" :key="index">Item: {{item}}</li>
    </ul>
</vue-data-loading>

However, you can pass some props or events to the component.

<vue-data-loading :loading="loading" :listens="['pull-down', 'infinite-scroll']" @infinite-scroll="infiniteScroll" @pull-down="pullDown">
    <!--your data here-->
</vue-data-loading>

And sometimes, you may want to change the default slot:

Here is a example for infinite-scroll slot:

default:

<div class="d-table">
    <div class="d-cell infinite-scroll-loading">加载中...</div>
</div>

edit:

<div slot="infinite-scroll-loading" class="some-style-you-like">loading...</div>

Here is a example for handing event:

data() {
    return {
        list: [],
        loading: false,
    }
},
methods: {
    fetchData() {
        this.loading = true
        setTimeout(() => {
            const temp = [];
            for (let i = this.list.length + 1; i <= this.list.length + 50; i++) {
                temp.push(i);
            }
            this.list = this.list.concat(temp);

            this.loading = false
        }, 1000)
    },
    pullDown() {
        console.log('pull-down...')
        this.list = []
        this.fetchData()
    },
    infiniteScroll() {
        console.log('infinite-scroll...')
        this.fetchData()
    },
},

API

Props

loading

Type: boolean

Default: false

The component will not trigger event while loading is true, so you can use it to fetch data.

completed

Type: boolean

Default: false

The component will not trigger infinite-scroll if true.

distance

Type: number

Default: 60

Unit: px

Only available for touch* event, when pull distance is not less than it, pull-down or pull-up will be emitted.

offset

Type: number

Default: 0

Unit: px

Sometimes you want to change bottom offset.

listens

Type: array

Default: ['infinite-scroll', 'pull-down', 'pull-up']

The component will not trigger infinite-scroll if it not in the list.

container

Type: string

Required: false

All events bind on window if it is not set, or you need to specify a container ref to it.

Events

infinite-scroll

Emit when container has already scrolled to bottom of window

pull-down

Emit when container has already pulled down

pull-up

Emit when container has already pulled up

Slots

infinite-scroll-loading

Display when container has already scrolled to bottom of window and data is loading

pull-down-before

Display when distance of pull-down is less then distance prop

pull-down

Display when distance of pull-down is not less then distance prop

pull-down-loading

Display when container has already pull-down and data is loading

pull-up-before

Display when distance of pull-up is less then distance prop

pull-up

Display when distance of pull-up is not less then distance prop

pull-up-loading

Display when container has already pull-up and data is loading

Develop

# install dependencies
npm install

# serve example with hot reload at localhost:8080
npm run dev

# build for example production with minification
npm run build

# build for example production and view the bundle analyzer report
npm run build --report

# build vue-data-loading component
npm run dist

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Package last updated on 25 Oct 2017

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