angular-draggabilly

Angular Draggabilly directive - drag and drop for Angular
======================


This is an angular wrapper to Draggabilly.

Does not create its own scope and does not pollute the parent scope.

And for all the ones that are curious about whether this one needs jquery-ui:
> look ma, no jQuery!

Usage
-----
* The simplest form (just a draggable element)
``html



`

$3

Angular Draggabilly needs the Draggabilly library and its dependencies.
* You can either install everything via bower (and if your package management resolves transitive packages you are good to go)
* or you can use the packaged version of Draggabilly and the dist version of Angular Draggabilly.
* or in the case of manual install, just add:
`javascript
'bower_components/classie/classie.js',
'bower_components/eventEmitter/EventEmitter.js',
'bower_components/eventie/eventie.js',
'bower_components/get-style-property/get-style-property.js',
'bower_components/get-size/get-size.js',
'bower_components/draggabilly/draggabilly.js',
'bower_components/angular-draggabilly/dist/angular-draggabilly.js'
`

$3

* locking to axes
`html

Drag me vertically

Drag me horizontally

`
* containment in other elements
`html

x

o

`
* snapping to grid
`html

Snap me to a grid

`
* dragging by handle
`html

`

$3

`javascript
var handler = function($event, instance, originalEvent, pointer) {
console.log('The element', instance.element, 'is now at', instance.position.x, instance.position.y);
};
$rootScope.$on('draggie.start', handler);
$rootScope.$on('draggie.move', handler);
$rootScope.$on('draggie.end', handler);
`
By default, all events are emitted, however eventing can be disabled (and should be if not used, because it saves quite a few digest cycles) by adding draggie-events="" or selectively enabled by using start, move and end, e.g. draggie-events="start,end".

Demo
----
You can start a demo server with grunt demo and go to localhost:8000/demo to test the directive.

Grunt Tasks
-----------
Initialize with

`console
npm install
`
and then use the various tasks:

* grunt: Execute tests
* grunt coverage: Serve coverage report on port 7000
* grunt test: Just test
* grunt test:e2e: Just test end to end
* grunt test:unit: Just test unit
* grunt tdd: Watch source and test files and run tests
* grunt tdd:e2e: Watch and test just end to end
* grunt tdd:unit: Watch and test just unit
* grunt build: Just build
* grunt release: Test, build, bump patch version, commit, add version tag and push

test tasks have a --browsers option to specify the browsers you want to use

Browsers can also be set by the following environment-variables
`
PROTRACTOR_BROWSERS=Firefox,Chrome
KARMA_BROWSERS=Firefox,PhantomJS
``

_See Gruntfile.js and tasks/options for all task details._

LICENSE
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> The MIT License
>
> Copyright (c) 2014 Jimdo GmbH http://jimdo.com
>
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