This code hasn't been updated to ng2-dragula version 2. Please follow the migration guide if you are blindly copying this into a project. Or, help out by submitting a PR that updates this to v2.
A working example of using dragula on a touchscreen! Includes:
DelayDragDirective:
[delayDrag]="200" will force dragula's touchmove handler to wait 200ms
before it reacts. Before that time, if you move your finger at all during that
delay, touchscreens will interpret it as scrolling, and dragula will never see
your drag. delayDrag by itself uses a default value of 200.
A helper CSS class, .delay-drag-lifted that is added after the delay.
Dragula's own .gu-mirror isn't added until you move, so this can help you
style things appropriately. See
app.component.ts
for an example of using it to apply styles to both classes (but not the
.gu-transit left behind).
An example use of
dom-autoscroller. This is
a bit jagged on touchscreens, but it works.
A normal child element, with no touchmove handler. You might find if you
disable dom-autoscroller (see below) you have issues with iOS Safari
dragging and scrolling at the same time. There's a child element with
a touchmove handler for comparison.
Created in response to ng2-dragula/597
Run yarn install or npm install.
Run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.