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Angular-curtain-slider

Angular directive for curtain-like sliders. It is a slider, fit for demonstration of before and after results (watch the demo below)

Demo

Requirements

requires angular.js to be installed angular^1.6.2

Installation

via npm: npm install --save-dev ng-curtain-slider

Usage

Add dependency injection in your app module:
```
angular.module('app', ['ngCurtainSlider'])
```

In your html specify route to the styles and script files like this:

<!-- CSS goes here: -->
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../ng-curtain-slider/src/css/curtain-slider.min.css">

Then, after you add your angular.js script, add this:

<!-- Route to the script -->
<script src="../ng-curtain-slider/src/curtain-slider.min.js"></script>

In your html file add this directive:

<curtain-slider imgsrc="{left: '../demo/img/cheetah.jpg', right: '../demo/img/tree.jpg'}"></curtain-slider>

Specify your own object inside imgsrc attribute. left represents the URL to the left image in slider, right - URL to the right image in slider.
If you want more discrete or smooth behaviour of the slider - change the step attribute like this:
```
<curtain-slider imgsrc="{left: '../demo/img/cheetah.jpg', right: '../demo/img/tree.jpg'}" 
                 step="1"></curtain-slider>
```
Value of step varies from 0.1 (very smooth) to 100 (one swipe will open or close the curtain). Default step: 0.1