It works incorrectly when used for infinite scrolling

[thenikso]

It works incorrectly when used for infinite scrolling

[arthur-white]

You could take another approoach
http://plnkr.co/edit/1b5nTcvkTSUWNmxKtCAB?p=preview

[thenikso]

Thanks @arthur-white your approach is valid. What I usually do (and I think I should write this in the readme) is something like:

<any in-view="$inview&&someFunction()"></any>

This way, someFunction will only be called if the $inview local variable is true meaning that the element is actually in-view.

Any of this approaches should solve your problem @slavafomin. Feel free to reopen this if needed!

[slavafomin]

I'm sorry, looks like I didn't pay enough attention to the documentation. I think that this paragraph covers it: When the DOM element enter or exits the viewport, the expression will be evaluated.. It just doesn't feel natural to me. Maybe we should have two separate directives like in-view and out-of-view for different events? I think it will be more straightforward and simple.

Thanks for pointing this out to me.