Vue module for lazyloading images in your Vue 3.0 applications. This module is base on vue-lazyload. Vue 1.x or 2.x please use vue-lazyload. There are some improvements:

supports Vue 3.0
use es6 api, more lightweight
add typescript for this module

Requirements

Vue.js 3.x

Installation

npm


$ npm i vue-lazyload-next -S

yarn


$ yarn add vue-lazyload-next


# Usage

main.js:

```javascript

import { createApp } from 'vue'
import VueLazyloadNext from 'vue-lazyload-next'

createApp(App)
  .use(VueLazyloadNext)
  .mount('#app')

// or with options
const loadimage = require('./assets/loading.gif')
const errorimage = require('./assets/error.gif')

createApp(App)
  .use(
    VueLazyloadNext, 
    {
      preLoad: 1.3,
      error: errorimage,
      loading: loadimage,
      attempt: 1
    }
  )
  .mount('#app')

template:

<ul>
  <li v-for="img in list">
    <img v-lazy="img.src" >
  </li>
</ul>

use v-lazy-container work with raw HTML

<div v-lazy-container="{ selector: 'img' }">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img1.jpg">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img2.jpg">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img3.jpg">  
</div>

custom error and loading placeholder image

<div v-lazy-container="{ selector: 'img', error: 'xxx.jpg', loading: 'xxx.jpg' }">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img1.jpg">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img2.jpg">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img3.jpg">  
</div>

<div v-lazy-container="{ selector: 'img' }">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img1.jpg" data-error="xxx.jpg">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img2.jpg" data-loading="xxx.jpg">
  <img data-src="//domain.com/img3.jpg">  
</div>

Constructor Options

key	description	default	options
`preLoad`	proportion of pre-loading height	`1.3`	`Number`
`error`	src of the image upon load fail	`'data-src'`	`String`
`loading`	src of the image while loading	`'data-src'`	`String`
`attempt`	attempts count	`3`	`Number`
`listenEvents`	events that you want vue listen for	`['scroll', 'wheel', 'mousewheel', 'resize', 'animationend', 'transitionend', 'touchmove']`	Desired Listen Events
`adapter`	dynamically modify the attribute of element	`{ }`	Element Adapter
`filter`	the image's listener filter	`{ }`	Image listener filter
`lazyComponent`	lazyload component	`false`	Lazy Component
`dispatchEvent`	trigger the dom event	`false`	`Boolean`
`throttleWait`	throttle wait	`200`	`Number`
`observer`	use IntersectionObserver	`false`	`Boolean`
`observerOptions`	IntersectionObserver options	{ rootMargin: '0px', threshold: 0.1 }	IntersectionObserver
`silent`	do not print debug info	`true`	`Boolean`

Desired Listen Events

You can configure which events you want vue-lazyload-next by passing in an array of listener names.

Vue.use(VueLazyloadNext, {
  preLoad: 1.3,
  error: 'dist/error.png',
  loading: 'dist/loading.gif',
  attempt: 1,
  // the default is ['scroll', 'wheel', 'mousewheel', 'resize', 'animationend', 'transitionend']
  listenEvents: [ 'scroll' ]
})

This is useful if you are having trouble with this plugin resetting itself to loading when you have certain animations and transitions taking place

Image listener filter

dynamically modify the src of image

Vue.use(vueLazy, {
    filter: {
      progressive (listener, options) {
          const isCDN = /qiniudn.com/
          if (isCDN.test(listener.src)) {
              listener.el.setAttribute('lazy-progressive', 'true')
              listener.loading = listener.src + '?imageView2/1/w/10/h/10'
          }
      },
      webp (listener, options) {
          if (!options.supportWebp) return
          const isCDN = /qiniudn.com/
          if (isCDN.test(listener.src)) {
              listener.src += '?imageView2/2/format/webp'
          }
      }
    }
})

Element Adapter

Vue.use(vueLazy, {
    adapter: {
        loaded ({ bindType, el, naturalHeight, naturalWidth, $parent, src, loading, error, Init }) {
            // do something here
            // example for call LoadedHandler
            LoadedHandler(el)
        },
        loading (listender, Init) {
            console.log('loading')
        },
        error (listender, Init) {
            console.log('error')
        }
    }
})

IntersectionObserver

use Intersection Observer to to improve performance of a large number of nodes.

Vue.use(vueLazy, {
  // set observer to true
  observer: true,

  // optional
  observerOptions: {
    rootMargin: '0px',
    threshold: 0.1
  }
})

Lazy Component

Vue.use(VueLazyloadNext, {
  lazyComponent: true
});

<lazy-component @show="handler">
  <img class="mini-cover" :src="img.src" width="100%" height="400">
</lazy-component>

<script>
  {
    ...
    methods: {
      handler (component) {
        console.log('this component is showing')
      }
    }

  }
</script>

Use in list

<lazy-component v-for="(item, index) in list" :key="item.src" >
  <img class="mini-cover" :src="item.src" width="100%" height="400">
</lazy-component>

Implementation

Basic

vue-lazyload-next will set this img element's src with imgUrl string

<script>
export default {
  data () {
    return {
      imgObj: {
        src: 'http://xx.com/logo.png',
        error: 'http://xx.com/error.png',
        loading: 'http://xx.com/loading-spin.svg'
      },
      imgUrl: 'http://xx.com/logo.png' // String
    }
  }
}
</script>

<template>
  <div ref="container">
     <img v-lazy="imgUrl"/>
     <div v-lazy:background-image="imgUrl"></div>

     <!-- with customer error and loading -->
     <img v-lazy="imgObj"/>
     <div v-lazy:background-image="imgObj"></div>

     <!-- Customer scrollable element -->
     <img v-lazy.container ="imgUrl"/>
     <div v-lazy:background-image.container="img"></div>

    <!-- srcset -->
    <img v-lazy="'img.400px.jpg'" data-srcset="img.400px.jpg 400w, img.800px.jpg 800w, img.1200px.jpg 1200w">
    <img v-lazy="imgUrl" :data-srcset="imgUrl' + '?size=400 400w, ' + imgUrl + ' ?size=800 800w, ' + imgUrl +'/1200.jpg 1200w'" />
  </div>
</template>

CSS state

There are three states while img loading

loading loaded error

<img src="imgUrl" lazy="loading">
<img src="imgUrl" lazy="loaded">
<img src="imgUrl" lazy="error">

<style>
  img[lazy=loading] {
    /*your style here*/
  }
  img[lazy=error] {
    /*your style here*/
  }
  img[lazy=loaded] {
    /*your style here*/
  }
  /*
  or background-image
  */
  .yourclass[lazy=loading] {
    /*your style here*/
  }
  .yourclass[lazy=error] {
    /*your style here*/
  }
  .yourclass[lazy=loaded] {
    /*your style here*/
  }
</style>

Methods

Event Hook

vm.$Lazyload.$on(event, callback) vm.$Lazyload.$off(event, callback) vm.$Lazyload.$once(event, callback)

$on Listen for a custom events loading, loaded, error
$once Listen for a custom event, but only once. The listener will be removed once it triggers for the first time.
$off Remove event listener(s).

`vm.$Lazyload.$on`

Arguments:

{string} event
{Function} callback

Example

vm.$Lazyload.$on('loaded', function ({ bindType, el, naturalHeight, naturalWidth, $parent, src, loading, error }, formCache) {
  console.log(el, src)
})

`vm.$Lazyload.$once`

Arguments:

{string} event
{Function} callback

Example

vm.$Lazyload.$once('loaded', function ({ el, src }) {
  console.log(el, src)
})

`vm.$Lazyload.$off`

If only the event is provided, remove all listeners for that event

Arguments:

{string} event
{Function} callback

Example

function handler ({ el, src }, formCache) {
  console.log(el, src)
}
vm.$Lazyload.$on('loaded', handler)
vm.$Lazyload.$off('loaded', handler)
vm.$Lazyload.$off('loaded')

LazyLoadHandler

vm.$Lazyload.lazyLoadHandler

Manually trigger lazy loading position calculation

Example


this.$Lazyload.lazyLoadHandler()

Performance

this.$Lazyload.$on('loaded', function (listener) {
  console.table(this.$Lazyload.performance())
})

performance-demo

Dynamic switching pictures

 <img v-lazy="lazyImg" :key="lazyImg.src">

Authors && Contributors

License

The MIT License

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Last updated on 22 Apr 2021

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