Automatically detect the need for using iScroll.

[mtr]

Please see my question on StackOverflow about this.

Since no better solutions were suggested, I've decided to implement this by using platform.js.

[simison]

Is there a way to leave platform.js out if I'm setting this "always on" anyway?

Tried:

iScrollServiceProvider.configureDefaults({
  directive: {
    initiallyEnabled: true
  }
});

...but no dice.

[mtr]

Not yet, @simison. I've thought about implementing “nonsupport” for this kind of auto-detection, but haven't prioritized it yet. However, now that you ask for it, that at least counts as a +1 for that feature.

[simison]

Thanks!

BTW I feel like documentation regarding platform.js requirement should be improved. Now it can be a bit unclear.

[mtr]

@simison: I made some updates yesterday (haven't made the appropriate document updates yet). Among the changes, I added a small check (https://github.com/mtr/angular-iscroll/blob/master/src/lib/angular-iscroll.js#L35), so that if platform is not defined then useNativeScroll should become false. Can you verify that this helps in your case?

[simison]

@mtr yep, that works! Thanks!

BTW you forgot to update /dist/ files to 3.2.0

[mtr]

Great!

About the /dist/ files: looking at them (https://github.com/mtr/angular-iscroll/blob/master/dist/lib/angular-iscroll.js) I don't understand what you mean by them not being at version 3.2.0? The header comment says so, and the contents seem up to date? Are you looking at the GitHub repo or a local, outdated clone?

[simison]

Looking at tagged version: https://github.com/mtr/angular-iscroll/blob/b643c6ad36489d0aa614b08ed28c071c00e8411a/dist/lib/angular-iscroll.js

1. Click hash from https://github.com/mtr/angular-iscroll/releases
2. Click Browse Files
3. Check dist folder

You simply tagged the version before generating dist files.

[mtr]

Ah! Thanks. My bad. Do you know a simple way to fix it using git, or should I just create a new patch release (3.2.1)?