A custom scrollbar written in pure AngularJS.

Works with the mouse and on touch screen.

Tired of using jquery for a stupid scrollbar? well, this directive is just for you.

1. Add scrollintoview.min.js to you main file (index.html)

you can download this by:

• using bower and running bower install scrollintoview
• Download the production version or the development version.

In your web page:

<script src="angular.js"></script>
<script src="dist/scrollintoview.min.js"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="dist/scrollintoview.min.css" />

2. Set ngScrollbar as a dependency in your module

var myapp = angular.module("myapp", ["ngScrollbar"]);

3. Add scrollintoview directive to the wanted element, example:

<div class="scrollme" scrollintoview>....</div>

In case you need to rebuild the scrollbar, you may tell scrollintoview to rebuild it for you by broadcasting an event. It's useful to use this option when the size or visibility of the container is dynamic and during the link phase the size can't be determined.

<div class="scrollme" scrollintoview rebuild-on="rebuild:me">....</div>

// rebuild the scrollbar
$scope.$broadcast("rebuild:me");

In case you need to rebuild the scrollbar on every window's resize, you may use "rebuild-on-resize" option.

<div class="scrollme" scrollintoview rebuild-on-resize>....</div>

In case you need to stick content to bottom (chat or something) use "bottom" option.

<div class="scrollme" scrollintoview bottom>....</div>

On rebuilding the scrollbar you can get notified by 2 events

$scope.$on("scrollbar.show", function () {
  console.log("Scrollbar show");
});
$scope.$on("scrollbar.hide", function () {
  console.log("Scrollbar hide");
});

Or you can use "is-bar-shown" option. It should be read-only

<div class="scrollme" scrollintoview is-bar-shown="flag">....</div>
<div>Bar shown: {{flag}}</div>

See the example in the respository. example/index.html