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waterfall adaptive plugin for vue and support lazy load , so easy!

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vue-waterfall2

  1. Auto adaption for width and height
  2. High degree of customization
  3. Support lazy load(attribute with lazy-src)
  4. Apply to PC/mobile

The demo on mobile device

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Demo

Common Demo
Lazyload Demo
Code Demo

GITHUB

npm i 
npm run dev

Installation

 npm i [email protected] --save

Props

Name Default Type Desc
height - String Container height (null for window scrolling event, not null for container scrolling)
col 2 Number the number of column
width - Number the value of width
gutterWidth 10 Number the value of margin
data [] Array data
isTransition true Boolean load image with transition
lazyDistance 300 Number the distance of image lazy loading
loadDistance 300 Number the distance of loadmore

Lazy Load

For images that need to be loaded lazily, the 'lazy-src' attribute needs to be used

<waterfall :col='col'   :data="data"     >
  <template>
     <img v-if="item.img" :lazy-src="item.img" alt="load error"  />
  </template>
</waterfall>

Events

Name Data Desc
loadmore - Scroll to the bottom to trigger on PC / pull up to trigger on Mobile
scroll info Scroll to trigger and get the infomation of scroll
finish - finish render

$waterfall API

this.$waterfall.forceUpdate()   //forceUpdate

Usage

Notes:

  1. attribute gutterWidth needs to be used together with width to be effective, otherwise it will be adaptive width (when using rem to layout, calculate the width after adaptation before passing the value).
  2. Use the parent component of 'waterfall' if there is a problem with the style, remove CSS scoped and try it
main.js
import waterfall from 'vue-waterfall2'
Vue.use(waterfall)
app.vue
<template>
  <div class="container-water-fall">
    <div><button  @click="loadmore">loadmore</button> <button @click="mix">mix</button> <button @click="switchCol('5')">5</button> <button @click="switchCol('8')">8列</button> <button @click="switchCol('10')">10</button> </div>

    <waterfall :col='col' :width="itemWidth" :gutterWidth="gutterWidth"  :data="data"  @loadmore="loadmore"  @scroll="scroll"  >
      <template >
        <div class="cell-item" v-for="(item,index) in data">
          <div class="item-body">
              <div class="item-desc">{{item.title}}</div>
              <div class="item-footer">
                  <div class="avatar" :style="{backgroundImage : `url(${item.avatar})` }"></div>
                  <div class="name">{{item.user}}</div>
                  <div class="like" :class="item.liked?'active':''" >
                      <i ></i>
                      <div class="like-total">{{item.liked}}</div>  
                  </div>
              </div>
          </div>
        </div>
      </template>
    </waterfall>
    
  </div>
</template>


/*
  notes:
  1. attribute `gutterWidth` needs to be used together with `width` to be effective, otherwise it will be adaptive width (when using `rem` to layout, calculate the width after adaptation before passing the value).
  2. Use the parent component of 'waterfall' if there is a problem with the style, remove CSS 'scoped' and try it
*/

import Vue from 'vue'
	export default{
	    data(){
	        return{
	            data:[],
	            col:5,
	        }
	    },
	    computed:{
	      itemWidth(){  
	            return (138*0.5*(document.documentElement.clientWidth/375))  #rem to layout, Calculate the value of width 
	      },
	      gutterWidth(){
	            return (9*0.5*(document.documentElement.clientWidth/375)) #rem to layout, Calculate the value of margin 
	      }
	    },
	    methods:{
            scroll(scrollData){
                console.log(scrollData)
            },
	        switchCol(col){
	            this.col = col
	            console.log(this.col)
	      },
	      loadmore(index){
	            this.data = this.data.concat(this.data)
	      }
	    }
	}
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