Top 5 Events AngularJS Modules

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Here is what we think are the Top 5 Events AngularJS Modules. It’s essential for your AngularJS web app to have some decent AngularJS event handling which could be in the form of event services which sharing data between between controllers. There are a few core AngularJS event listeners avaiable to us: ng-click, ng-dbl-click, ng-mousedown, ng-mouseup, ng-mouseenter, ng-mouseleave, ng-mousemove, ng-mouseover, ng-keydown, ng-keyup, ng-keypress, ng-change (list). Yes, event listeners can be even as simple as attaching a click method to a scope which then does the trademarked preventDefault and trigger an angularjs error event, alert, console.log, whatever you want really.

This post was last updated on: 2/7/2015. For an updated list see more Events AngularJS Modules

1. Angular Scroll by Joel Arvidsson

angular-scroll
angular-scroll

Scrollspy, animated scrollTo and scroll events for angular.js

GitHub Website + Demo

2. Angularytics by Martin Gontovnikas

angularytics
angularytics

The solution to tracking page views and events in a SPA with AngularJS

GitHub

3. Angular Markdown Directive by Brian Ford

angular-markdown-directive
angular-markdown-directive

AngularJS markdown directive using Showdown.js

GitHub

4. SSE Chat by Matthias Nehlsen

sse-chat
sse-chat

This is a simple chat application using Play Framework together with AngularJS. It makes use of a Concurrent.Broadcast object as an Enumerator, a filtering Enumeratee and EventSource as the Iteratee. Together these building blocks facilitate the chat message data flow within the application.

GitHub Website Demo

5. ngContext Menu by Ian Walter

ng-context-menu
ng-context-menu

An AngularJS directive to display a context menu when a right-click event is triggered.

GitHub Website + Demo

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Sam Deering

Sam Deering

Sam is a web developer, online entrepreneur and investor. In his spare time he enjoys coding, playing chess and sharing what he learns with others.

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