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# AngularJS Responsive Carousel An Amazing Fully Responsive AngularJS 1 Carousel that works with Angular Material and has no jQuery dependency. Demo : https://embed.plnkr.co/ovBExhpO40yzWPJ47QFE/ ## Install : ### npm `npm install angular-jk-carousel` ### bower `bower install angular-jk-carousel` ## Usage : - Add `jk-carousel.js` to your index file: ```html <script src="angular.js"></script> <script src="jk-carousel.js"></script> ``` - Add `jk-carousel.css` to your index file: ```html <link href="jk-carousel.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" /> ``` - Add a dependency to the `jkAngularCarousel` module in your application. ```js angular.module('MyApp', ['jkAngularCarousel']); ``` - Add a `jk-carousel` tag to your html, set the data array, the item template url and the carousel max width and height. ```html <jk-carousel data="ctrl.arrayData" item-template-url="'item-template.html'" max-width="700" max-height="400" > </jk-carousel> ``` NOTE: If a maxWidth and a maxHeight is not set, the component will work, but, it will not be responsive, this feature requires those properties to be properly set ('100%' is not an accepted value, a specific size in pixels needs to be set). - The data array can be pretty much any collection of any kind of objects that you like ```js vm.arrayData = [ { src: 'image1.png' }, { src: 'image2.png' }, { src: 'image3.png' }, { src: 'image4.png' } ]; ``` - A very simple example of an item template looks like this: ```html <div> <img ng-src="{{slideItem.src}}" > </div> ``` - It is possible to set the component to auto slide, if the auto slide time is not set, we use the default of 5 seconds: ```html <jk-carousel data="ctrl.arrayData" item-template-url="'item-template.html'" auto-slide="true" auto-slide-time="1000" max-width="700" max-height="400" > </jk-carousel> ``` ## TODO : - Add Fade transition type ## License This module is released under the permissive [MIT license](http://revolunet.mit-license.org). Contributions or suggestions are always welcome :D