Grab it with Bower:
bower install ng-ScrollSpy.js
Include it in your AngularJS application
var myApp = angular.module( 'myApp', [ 'ngScrollSpy' ] );
The following line is your navigation item element which will be given an active
class when the specified ID is spied upon. It is element type unspecific. You can listen for multiple elements with pipe separation.
<span data-scrollspy-listen="myID">myID</span>
<span data-scrollspy-listen="myID|another">multiple</span>
This is the element you wish to spy on. Offset can be set specifically on elements as well.
<section id="myID" data-scrollspy-broadcast data-scrollspy-offset="100"></section>
There are some global config options available:
myApp.config([ 'scrollspyConfigProvider', function( scrollspyConfigProvider ) {
scrollspyConfigProvider.config = {
offset: 250, //offset added to element
//include your fav throttle function
throttle: _.throttle,
//or define your own
throttle: function(e,t,n){var r,i;return function(){var s=n||this;var o=+(new Date),u=arguments;if(r&&o<r+t){clearTimeout(i);i=setTimeout(function(){r=o;e.apply(s,u)},t)}else{r=o;e.apply(s,u)}}},
delay: 100 //the delay between scroll events
};
}]);
NOTE: this AngularJS module is simply a scrollspy, anchor linking / smooth scrolling is another modules concern.