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In your Gemfile:
gem "binfinity-rais"
In your application.js file
\\= require binfinity
Binfinity is a javascript plugin that allows infite scroll in either up or down direction.
The format for use is to call window.scroller.initialize(your_callback_here, options_hash).
Downward infinity scroll is a built-in default. To scroll upward, you need to pass {upwardScroll: your_upscroll_callback}
as an option in the scroller.initialize
function.
Also, to change the clearance value or "cushion" as we call it, pass {cushion: your_integer_value}
into initialize.
For example:
$(function(){
var upCallback = function(){ do stuff here };
var downCallback = function(){ do stuff here };
scroller.intialize(myDownCallback, {cushion: 500, upwardScroll: upCallback});
})
This project originated as one of twelve 1-day projects of 12 appy days.
Please feel free to fork and contribute:
git clone
git checkout -b YOUR_BRANCH_NAME
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We found that binfinity-rails demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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