angular-scroll-magic

An angular directive for ScrollWizardry, define pins and tweens in markup

Demo

http://homerjam.github.io/angular-scroll-magic/

Changelog

* 0.2.0: Now using scrollwizardy instead of ScrollMagic

* 0.1.0: __BREAKING__ Directives now using bindToController and isolated scope this provides better support for defining params in controllers. You may need to put quotes around strings in your templates.

Installation

1. Install via npm npm i -S angular-scroll-magic

2. Include the necessary files and dependencies (ScrollWizardry, GSAP) on your page or in your build process

2. Add hj.scrollMagic to app's module dependencies

Usage

Turn on indicators to help during development
``js
// In your app config
scrollMagicProvider.addIndicators = true;
`

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Create a scene, by applying the sm-scene directive this determines the timing for the desired behaviour
`html

`
* sm-scene (string) : scene identifier
* trigger-element [(element|selector)] : defaults to the directive element
* duration [(integer|string)] : if using a string with a % symbol this will be calculated against viewport height
* offset [(integer|string)] : if using a string with a % symbol this will be calculated against the height of the trigger element (if specified) or document
* trigger-hook [(float)] : this determines the position of the trigger point relative to the viewport

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`html

`
* sm-tween (string) : the identifier of the scene (trigger) to use
* duration (number) : duration of tween relative to length of scene
* from-vars [(object)]
* to-vars|vars (object) : options used by GSAP such as CSS properties
* persist (boolean) : persist directive between life times

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`html

`
* sm-class-toggle (string) : the identifier of the scene (trigger) to use
* classes (string) : the classes to add/remove
* persist (boolean) : persist directive between life times

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`html

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* sm-pin (string) : the identifier of the scene (trigger) to use
* persist (boolean) : persist directive between life times

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Allows access to scenes from your controllers.
`html

`
`js
// Add an observer which will trigger on initialisation of the scene
ScrollMagicService.onSceneAdded('myScene', function(scene) {
// do stuff with scene
});

// Or after initialisation
var scene = ScrollMagicService.getScene('myScene');
``