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This minimalistic Angular directive, free from external dependencies, empowers you to effortlessly implement CSS animations on elements. These animations trigger when an element comes into view through scrolling on the page. It seamlessly integrates with your choice of CSS animations.

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Angular Scroll Animations

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This minimalistic Angular directive, free from external dependencies, empowers you to effortlessly implement CSS animations on elements. These animations trigger when an element comes into view through scrolling on the page. It seamlessly integrates with your choice of CSS animations.


Getting started

Installation

npm install ngx-scroll-animations

Optionally include prebuilt animations

/* angular-cli file: src/styles.css */@import"node_modules/ngx-scroll-animations/styles/animations.min.css";

Import the directive

import{Component}from'@angular/core';import{NgxScrollAnimationsDirective}from'ngx-scroll-animations'; @Component({selector: 'app-root',standalone: true,templateUrl: './app.component.html',styleUrl: './app.component.scss',imports: [NgxScrollAnimationsDirective],})exportclassAppComponent{}

Add provideNgxScrollAnimations to your app.config.ts file as shown below.

exportconstappConfig: ApplicationConfig={providers: [provideRouter(routes),provideClientHydration(),/// Add the code belowprovideNgxScrollAnimations({speed: 300,animationName: 'fade-in-up',once: false,/// Other configs...}),],};

Documentation

Inputs

OptionTypeDefaultComment
ngxScrollAnimatestringfade-in-upName of the animation (as example 'fade-in')
zonelessbooleantrueSet this property to false if your application runs with ng zone.
easingstringeaseDefines how the animation accelerates and decelerates during its runtime.
speednumber300The speed at which the animation runs in milliseconds.
delaynumber0Delays the start of the animation. Accepts the delay time in milliseconds.
aosnumber0.8 (when thresholdMode is set to 'pixel', the value is 20)The threshold for triggering the animation when an element scrolls into the viewport.
thresholdMode'percent' / 'pixel'percentDefines the mode for calculating the threshold: 'percent' or 'pixel'.
oncebooleantrueIf true, triggers the animation only once when the element scrolls into the viewport.
disabledbooleanfalseA boolean value to enable or disable the animation.

Outputs

OptionTypeComment
startAnimationoutputEmits an event at the start of the animation.
endAnimationoutputEmits an event at the end of the animation.

Prebuild animations

  • 'fade-in'
  • 'fade-in-right'
  • 'fade-in-left'
  • 'fade-in-up'
  • 'fade-in-up-scale'
  • 'fade-in-down'
  • 'slide-in-up'
  • 'scale-in'
  • 'bounce'
  • 'rotate'

Example

Simple example

<imgngxScrollAnimatesrc="https://picsum.photos/300" alt="demo-image" />

Complete example demonstrating all properties

<imgngxScrollAnimate="fade-in-up" easing="ease" speed="300" delay="0" aos="0.8" thresholdMode="percent" once="true" disabled="false" (endAnimation)="endAnimation()" (startAnimation)="startAnimation()" src="https://picsum.photos/300" alt="demo-image" />

Custom animation

@keyframes my-special-animation{from{opacity:0; background: red} to{opacity:1; background: blue} }
<imgngxScrollAnimate="my-special-animation" src="https://picsum.photos/300" speed="2000" alt="demo-image" />

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Contributing

I welcome contributions from the open-source community to make this project even better. Whether you want to report a bug, suggest a new feature, or contribute code, I appreciate your help.

Bug Reports and Feature Requests

If you encounter a bug or have an idea for a new feature, please open an issue on my GitHub Issues page. I will review it and discuss the best approach to address it.

Code Contributions

If you'd like to contribute code to this project, please follow these steps:

  1. Fork the repository to your GitHub account.
  2. Clone your forked repository to your local machine.
git clone https://github.com/hm21/ngx-scroll-animations.git

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This minimalistic Angular directive, free from external dependencies, empowers you to effortlessly implement CSS animations on elements. These animations trigger when an element comes into view through scrolling on the page. It seamlessly integrates with your choice of CSS animations.

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