angular-slick-carousel

Angular directive for slick-carousel

Release: 2.0

1. Singlemost improvement which triggered the development of this release: the $timeout in v1.0 was working but arbitrary. We now register a simple onFinishRender directive which allows us to postpone slickification until ng-repeat has finished execution.
2. [BC-BREAK] The directive is no longer based on a transclude functionality. You can either use the 2.0 directive with the provided template or use your own (when using the src attribute).
3. [BC-BREAK] The directive no longer supports statically provided image assets out-of-the-box. The dynamic usecase is what it tries to solve optimally.
4. You should now use JS to specify a variety of sources in the media array. See example.

Usage

This directive allows you to use the slick-carousel plugin as an angular directive. It can be specified in your HTML as either a <div> attribute or a <slick> element.

<slick settings="scoped-settings"
  control="scoped-control-handle"
  media="media" 
  src="optionalCustomTemplate.html"
  on-directive-init="onDirectiveInit()"
  is-image="isImage(media)" 
  is-video="isVideo(media)>
</slick>

Attributes

1. settings: optional Object containing any of the slick options. Consult here.
2. control: optional Object discussed below in detail
3. media: mandatory Array of images and/or video
4. src: optional String the url for the custom template, if desired
5. on-directive-init: optional Function the directive's handle object is ready to use in this function. This is different from slick's onInit handler.
6. is-image: optional Function that takes a metadata object and returns a Boolean
7. is-video: optional Function that takes a metadata object and returns a Boolean

Steps

1. Include the slick.js at the base of this repo, or install through bower:

bower install angular-slick-carousel

2. Add it to your HTML using usual <script> tags.
3. In your angular app definition, define bardo.directives as a dependency.

angular.module('slickExampleApp', ['bardo.directives'])

4. That should be it. Now, you can specify the usual options to the carousel plugin using either a JavaScript settings object on scope, or as data-<setting-name> attributes in the HTML tag itself. Note that specifying data- prefixed names helps avoid issues with camel-cased settings options.

Control

1. All the functions in the plugin are exposed through a control attribute.
2. To utilize this architecture, and have two-way data-binding, define an empty control handle on scope:

$scope.slickHandle = {

};

3. Pass it as the value to control attribute. Now, you can call any plugin methods as shown in the example.

<button ng-click="slickHandle.slickGoTo(2)">slickGoTo(2)</button>
<button ng-click="slickHandle.slickPrev()">slickPrev()</button>
<button ng-click="slickHandle.slickNext()">slickNext()</button>
<button ng-click='slickHandle.slickAdd("<div>New</div>")'>slickAdd()</button>
<button ng-click='slickHandle.slickRemove(3)'>slickRemove(3)</button>
<button ng-click='slickHandle.slickPlay()'>slickPlay()</button>
<button ng-click='slickHandle.slickPause()'>slickPause()</button>

Demo

1. Look at the example in this repo for full usage.
2. Running example.
3. Or, clone the repo and run a simple HTTP server in the example directory.