@flowaccount/scully-plugin-lazy-load-picture-tag

v0.0.3

I wrote this as an :paperclip: `angular-paperclip` :paperclip: experiment from the talk by Misko Hevery (@mhevery) from the [Keynote in NGCONF 2019](https://nitayneeman.com/posts/all-talks-from-ng-conf-2019/#keynote-1)

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    npm install @flowaccount/scully-plugin-lazy-load-picture-tag

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GitHub Stars: 82
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scully-plugin-lazy-load-picture-tag

I wrote this as an 📎 angular-paperclip 📎 experiment from the talk by Misko Hevery (@mhevery) from the Keynote in NGCONF 2019

It is a lazy effort to lazy load images that lies int the <picture> tags. I am not sure why, since the srcset probably does that for you, but lighthouse stills complains about it. And instead of replacing all the possible tags in the code, I chose to lazy-load it using the adaptation for lazyload package that does the img tag instead.

You can specify the placeholder image when lazyloading the img, which is a nice touch for mobile slow 3g/4g 😄

Read more about the experiment at this article --> Angular Paperclip Experiment

Installation

To install this library with npm run

npm install @flowaccount/scully-plugin-lazy-load-picture-tag --save-dev

or with yarn

yarn add @flowaccount/scully-plugin-lazy-load-picture-tag --dev

Usage

Add this to your scully.config.ts file

import { getLazyLoadPictureTagPlugin } from '@flowaccount/scully-plugin-lazy-load-picture-tag';

const postRenderers = [
  getLazyLoadPictureTagPlugin({
    imagePlaceholder:
      'https://flowaccountcdn.com/new_landing/image/White_2px.jpg'
  })
];

export const config: ScullyConfig = {
  routes: {},
  defaultPostRenderers: postRenderers
};

yarn scully

This is an adaptation from scully-plugin-disable-angular

@flowaccount/scully-plugin-lazy-load-picture-tag dependencies

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Last updated on 14 January-2022, at 07:17 (UTC).

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