You should host a simple live demo of this

[sean-stanley]

A live demo to see it in action would be nice. I'm considering using in my project but without a demo I'd have to set it all up and see if it works the way I want and it might not have the features I need. I'll read the source code though and that may help but others would probably appreciate a codepen or something.

[DevLab2425]

Hey Sean,

Thanks for the note. I haven't maintained that repo in a while, but I'll
dig back in and see what I can do.

• Paul

Paul Barry
Founder, DevLab2425

On Fri, Sep 2, 2016 at 12:02 AM, Sean Stanley notifications@github.com
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A live demo to see it in action would be nice. I'm considering using in my
project but without a demo I'd have to set it all up and see if it works
the way I want and it might not have the features I need. I'll read the
source code though and that may help but others would probably appreciate a
codepen or something.

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[sean-stanley]

Nice going. This repo doesn't have what I'm looking for out of the box this time but I may consider forking and adding some other features soon. Possibly convert to angular 1.5 component syntax while I'm at it.

Key things I'd want to add:

• add any html to a slide with ng-transclude
• pass back the current slide index in a callback to the parent controller (so I could add those little dots or something)
• slide transitions between slides with angular animate.

Great job at keeping this so light and simple by the way. Well done.

Basically I am making an on-boarding fullscreen slideshow for an app in a hurry.

[paul-barry-kenzan]

@sean-stanley
Thanks for the input and I'd happily review any PR that you submitted. I haven't had the chance to upgrade much, but your suggestions seem like great enhancements.