ESL Carousel Autoplay New

The esl-carousel-autoplay is a custom attribute (mixin/plugin) for ESLCarousel that provides an autoplay functionality. It allows the carousel to automatically transition between slides after a specified timeout, by producing a navigation command at the specified interval. The esl-carousel-autoplay is a carousel plugin, so it should be added directly to the esl-carousel element, otherwise it will self destroy itself. The plugin supports the ESLMedia query syntax, allowing different configurations for different media conditions. Out of the box, it supports different customizations and features, such as pausing on hover/focus, simple control binding, and progress bar.

Configuration

As the esl-carousel-autoplay is a plugin, it utilizes the ESLCarousel's plugin configuration system. Tht means the only source of configuration is the esl-carousel-autoplay attribute value. It supports ESLMedia query syntax to provide different configurations for different media conditions (and it could be declared with a tuple sintax according to media atrribute).

The configuration properties of the esl-carousel-autoplay are the following:

• duration (primary property, could be declared as the only value in the attribute) Supports CSS time format (e.g. 1s, 500ms) or a number in milliseconds. Declares the autoplay cycle duration in milliseconds. The value is required. To disable the autoplay, set the value to 0, negative value or none (it is enough to set one of these values to deactivate all autoplay features). Set to 10s if the value is not provided explicitly.
• command (optional) (default: slide:next) Declares the autoplay command. Could be any ESLCarouselSlideTarget nav string.
• trackInteraction (optional) (default: true) If set to true, the autoplay will be paused on user interaction with the carousel (e.g. mouseover, focus, touchstart). If set to false, the autoplay will not be paused on user interaction.
• control (optional) The ESLTraversingQuery selector for the controls that should be treated as the autoplay plugin enable/disable controls.
• controlsCls (optional) The class to be added to controls when autoplay is enabled. Supports ESL CSSClassUtils syntax.
• containerCls (optional) The class to be added to the carousel container when autoplay is enabled. Supports ESL CSSClassUtils syntax.

Events

The esl-carousel-autoplay plugin emits the esl:autoplay:change event when it is changed to notify about one of the following changes:

• Autoplay/plugin is enabled/disabled
• Autoplay is paused/resumed
• Autoplay next cycle is started

Each of esl:autoplay:change events contains quick access (own properties) for the following state props:

• enabled (boolean) - true if the autoplay plugin is enabled, false otherwise
• active (boolean) - true if the autoplay is active (starts a new cycle), false otherwise
• duration (number) - the current autoplay duration in milliseconds

The esl:autoplay:change event is dispatched on the esl-carousel element. It is not propagated to the parent elements (non-bubbling event). The esl:autoplay:change event is not cancelable.

The primary use case of the esl:autoplay:change event is to create a progress bar for the autoplay cycle.

Out of the box progress custom attribute

In addition to the status event, the esl-carousel-autoplay goes with an optional additional custom attribute esl-carousel-autoplay-progress. It could be added to any element that should be used as a progress bar for the autoplay cycle. The esl-carousel-autoplay-progress custom attribute will automatically bind to the esl:autoplay:change event and reflect autoplay cycle progress by setting the following properties:

• autoplay-enabled boolean attribute - true if the autoplay plugin is enabled, false otherwise
• animate boolean attribute - appears on each autoplay cycle start; drops for a one frame to allow CSS transitions/animation to be handled
• --esl-autoplay-timeout CSS variable - the current autoplay duration in milliseconds

The only parameter that esl-carousel-autoplay-progress custom attribute accepts as its value is the esl-carousel ESLTraversingQuery selector. If selector is not provided, the esl-carousel-autoplay-progress will try to find first esl-carousel element inside the closest .esl-carousel-container parent.

Examples

Basic autoplay with custom duration

<esl-carousel esl-carousel-autoplay="10s">
  <ul esl-carousel-slides>
    <li esl-carousel-slide>Slide 1</li>
    <li esl-carousel-slide>Slide 2</li>
    <li esl-carousel-slide>Slide 3</li>
  </ul>
</esl-carousel>

Autoplay with custom command and controls

<esl-carousel esl-carousel-autoplay="{duration: '5s', command: 'slide:next', controls: '.esl-carousel-control'}">
  <ul esl-carousel-slides>
    <li esl-carousel-slide>Slide 1</li>
    <li esl-carousel-slide>Slide 2</li>
    <li esl-carousel-slide>Slide 3</li>
  </ul>
</esl-carousel>
<div class="esl-carousel-controls">
  <button type="button" class="esl-carousel-control">Next</button>
</div>

Disabling autoplay on mobile breakpoint

<esl-carousel esl-carousel-autoplay="10s | @XS => 0">

or

<esl-carousel esl-carousel-autoplay="10s | @XS => none">

or

<esl-carousel esl-carousel-autoplay="10s | @XS => {duration: 0}">

Using ESLMediaRuleList capabilities

The configuration below enables autoplay only on MD and LG breakpoints, with different durations for each breakpoint. But utilizing the controls and containerCls properties, for both enabled breakpoints.

<esl-carousel esl-carousel-autoplay="{controls: '.esl-carousel-control', duration: 0, containerCls: 'autoplay-enabled'} | @MD => 5s | @LG => 10s">