Check out https://github.com/kamilkp/ng2-vs-for

• API changes for passing options. Options are now passed as an object to the vs-repeat attribute instead of using separate attributes for each option (except for vs-repeat-container)

• elements are no longer absolutely positioned
• no need for a mousewheel helper dummy element on MacOS (to preserve inertia scrolling)
• no need for top updating directives - even better performance

Virtual Scroll for AngularJS ngRepeat directive

Demo: http://kamilkp.github.io/angular-vs-repeat/

You can find the source code for this demo on branch "gh-pages".

Changelog: https://github.com/kamilkp/angular-vs-repeat/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md

vsRepeat directive stands for Virtual Scroll Repeat. It turns a standard ngRepeated set of elements in a scrollable container into a component, where the user thinks he has all the elements rendered and all he needs to do is scroll (without any kind of pagination - which most users loath) and at the same time the browser isn't overloaded by that many elements/angular bindings etc. The directive renders only so many elements that can fit into current container's clientHeight/clientWidth.

• current version only supports an Array as a right-hand-side object for ngRepeat
• all rendered elements must have the same height/width or the sizes of the elements must be known up front

First include vs-repeat as a module dependency in your app. In order to use the vsRepeat directive you need to place a vs-repeat attribute on a direct parent of an element with ng-repeat example:

<div vs-repeat="options">
	<div ng-repeat="item in someArray">
		<!-- content -->
	</div>
</div>

or:

<div vs-repeat="options">
     <div ng-repeat-start="item in someArray">
         <!-- content -->
     </div>
     <div>
        <!-- something in the middle -->
     </div>
     <div ng-repeat-end>
         <!-- content -->
     </div>
</div>

You can also measure the single element's height/width (including all paddings and margins), and then speficy it as a value of the options' size property. This can be used if one wants to override the automatically computed element size. example:

<div vs-repeat="{size: 50}">	<!-- the specified element height is 50px -->
	<div ng-repeat="item in someArray">
		<!-- content -->
	</div>
</div>

• the vsRepeat directive must be applied to a direct parent of an element with ngRepeat
• the library also supports ng-repeat-start/ng-repeat-end syntax
• the value of vsRepeat attribute is the single element's height/width measured in pixels. If none provided, the directive will compute it automatically

• vs-repeat-container="selector" - selector for element containing ng-repeat. (defaults to the current element)

Options shall be passed as an object to the vs-repeat attribute e.g.:

<div vs-repeat="{scrollParent: 'window', size: 20}"></div>

Available options:

• horizontal - boolean; stack repeated elements horizontally instead of vertically (defaults to false)

• offset-before - top/left offset in pixels (defaults to 0)

• offset-after - bottom/right offset in pixels (defaults to 0)

• scroll-margin - how many pixels ahead should elements be rendered while scrolling (defaults to 0)

• latch - if true, elements will be rendered gradually but won't be removed when scrolled away (defaults to false)

• size - an angular expression evaluating to the element's size (in pixels) - it is possible to use the ngRepeat's local repeaing variable in this expression

• autoresize - use this attribute without vs-size and without specifying element's size. The automatically computed element style will readjust upon window resize if the size is dependable on the viewport size

• scrolled-to-end - callback will be called when the last item of the list is rendered

• scrolled-to-end-offset - set this number to trigger the scrolledToEnd callback n items before the last gets rendered

• scrolled-to-beginning - callback will be called when the first item of the list is rendered

• scrolled-to-beginning-offset - set this number to trigger the scrolledToBeginning callback n items before the first gets rendered

• vsRepeatTrigger - an event the directive listens for to manually trigger reinitialization
• vsRepeatResize - an event the directive listens for to manually trigger the autosizing algorithm
• vsRepeatReinitialized - an event the directive emits upon reinitialization done; the listener may accepts three arguments: event, startIndex and endIndex