ionic-pullup for Ionic 6 and Angular 14

A pull-up footer component for Ionic. The pull-up footer is a UI component built on top of Ionic's footer and offers an efficient way to hide/reveal information. The footer can fully expand to cover the content area of the screen or can be configured to expand to a maximum height. The component will compute the available screen height providing for header and tabs.

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See demo page

Usage

1. Install from NPM

   npm install ionic-pullup@latest hammerjs @types/hammerjs
   

2. Import IonicPullupModule in page module

   import { IonicPullupModule } from 'ionic-pullup';
   
   @NgModule({
   imports: [
       IonicModule,
       CommonModule,
       ...
       IonicPullupModule
   ]
   })
   export class MyPageModule {}

3. Add component to page template

   Add a lib-ionic-pullup element after the template's ion-content element (if any).

   Declare a two-way binding state to control component states collapsed or expanded. Use a function to toggle states such as toggleFooter() in the example below.

   Mark elements in the template that should respond to drag events with the #ionDragFooter template variable.

   Use optional parameters toolbarTopMargin to set a top boundary (margin) for the footer to expand, and minBottomVisible to set a footer area to be always visible (minimum).

   Finally, use onExpand and onCollapse events to capture footer events if required.

   <ion-header>
       <ion-toolbar>
           <ion-title>
           Home
           </ion-title>
       </ion-toolbar>
   </ion-header>
   
   <ion-content>
       ...home page content...
   </ion-content>
   
   <lib-ionic-pullup (onExpand)="footerExpanded()" (onCollapse)="footerCollapsed()" [(state)]="footerState" [toolbarTopMargin]="100" [minBottomVisible]="200">
   
   <ion-toolbar color="light" (click)="toggleFooter()" #ionDragFooter>
       <ion-title>Tap or drag</ion-title>
   </ion-toolbar>
   <ion-content>        
       ...scrollable content within footer...
   </ion-content>
   </lib-ionic-pullup>

4. Declare initial state in page component

   import { Component, OnInit } from '@angular/core';
   import { IonPullUpFooterState} from 'ionic-pullup';
   
   @Component({
   selector: 'app-home',
   templateUrl: 'home.page.html',
   styleUrls: ['home.page.scss']
   })
   export class HomePage implements OnInit {
       footerState: IonPullUpFooterState;
   
       constructor() {}
   
       ngOnInit() {
           this.footerState = IonPullUpFooterState.Collapsed;
       }
   
       // optional capture events
       footerExpanded() {
           console.log('Footer expanded!');
       }
   
       // optional capture events
       footerCollapsed() {
           console.log('Footer collapsed!');
       }
   
       // toggle footer states
       toggleFooter() {
           this.footerState = this.footerState === IonPullUpFooterState.Collapsed ? IonPullUpFooterState.Expanded : IonPullUpFooterState.Collapsed;
       }
   
       }
       ```