A tiny (350B) library to detect when images have loaded
This module exposes three module definitions:
- ES Module: dist/onloaded.es.js
- CommonJS: dist/onloaded.js
- UMD: dist/onloaded.min.js
If using the UMD bundle, the library is exposed as onloaded globally.
$ npm install --save onloaded
const onloaded = require('onloaded');
// passing a selector to `elem`
onloaded('#container > img', {
  onLoad(img) {
    img.className += ' loaded';
  },
  onError(img) {
    img.className += ' failed';
  },
  onProgress(val) {
    console.log(`I am ${ val * 100 }% complete!`);
  },
  onComplete(val, stats) {
    // val is always 1 ~~> 100%
    console.log('This callback always runs!');
    console.log(`  ${stats.loaded} loaded`);
    console.log(`  ${stats.failed} failed`);
    console.log(`  ${stats.total} total`);
  }
});Note: Visit
elemfor other possibilities!
Type: String|Node|NodeList
You have several options here:
- 
Pass a selector string to imgelement(s);onloaded('.container img', { ... }); 
- 
Pass a reference to a specific <img />DOM Node;var img = document.querySelector('.container img'); onloaded(img, { ... }); 
- 
Pass a reference to a multiple <img />DOM Nodes;var imgs = document.querySelectorAll('.container img'); onloaded(imgs, { ... }); 
- 
Pass a reference to a container DOM Node that contains <img />elements;var parent = document.querySelector('.container'); onloaded(parent, { ... }); 
Type: Function
Callback whenever an image source failed to load. Receives the <img /> DOM node;
Type: Function
Callback whenever an image source sucessfully loads. Receives the <img /> DOM node;
Type: Function
Callback whenever an image's network request has completed, regardless of success or failure.
Receives the current "progress" of completed requests as a decimal.
Also receives a stats object with loaded, failed, and total keys.
Type: Function
Callback when all network requests have completed, regardless of success or failure.
Receives the "progress" as its first parameter. This will always equal 1.
Also receives a stats object with loaded, failed, and total keys.
MIT © Luke Edwards