Angular2 version of pulltorefresh about nativescript-pulltorefresh HOT 3 CLOSED

You just need to call the refresh event:

<PullToRefresh (refresh)="refreshList($event)">
    <ListView [items]="groceryList" row="2" class="small-spacing" [class.visible]="listLoaded">
        <template let-item="item">
            <Label [text]="item.name" class="medium-spacing"></Label>
        </template>
    </ListView>
</PullToRefresh>

class YourComponent {
    refreshList(args) {
        console.log('do refresh');
    }
}

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There is a refresh event on the component. I'm not sure about ng2 as I
don't use it yet but it does work as I've seen people using it on the slack
channel. So I'm guessing just add the refresh event, look at the sample on
the README

On Thu, Jul 7, 2016, 8:23 AM Yunus Emre Uluçay [email protected]
wrote:

I want to add your component to my {N} Angular app.

and added this in my component ts file.

import { registerElement, ViewClass } from "nativescript-angular/element-registry";

registerElement("PullToRefresh", () => {
var viewClass = require("nativescript-pulltorefresh").PullToRefresh;
return viewClass;
});

in the view page used it like that

It works and refresh spinner is shown on the top of the list when you pull
down. But it should somehow trigger a method. lets suppose method name is

refreshList(){}

how will I use it from the view?

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Closing @yeulucay - if you need help using this see above comment.

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