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@downwindcss/easings

v1.0.4

Published

A Tailwind CSS [Preset](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/presets) to extend [Transition Timing Function](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/transition-timing-function)s (easings).

Downloads

26

Readme

@downwindcss/easings

A Tailwind CSS Preset to extend Transition Timing Functions (easings).

Usage

Once you install and configure (steps below), you can access new easings via ease-* prefix.

Note: Most of easings are available in https://easings.net/ except some because the preset uses postcss-easings internally.

ease-in-back
ease-in-circ
ease-in-cubic
ease-in-expo
ease-in-out-back
ease-in-out-circ
ease-in-out-cubic
ease-in-out-expo
ease-in-out-quad
ease-in-out-quart
ease-in-out-quint
ease-in-out-sine
ease-in-quad
ease-in-quart
ease-in-quint
ease-in-sine
ease-out-back
ease-out-circ
ease-out-cubic
ease-out-expo
ease-out-quad
ease-out-quart
ease-out-quint
ease-out-sine

Installation

$ npm install --save-dev @downwindcss/easings
# Or using a short-form flag
$ npm install -D @downwindcss/easings

Using yarn.

$ yarn add --dev @downwindcss/easings
# or
$ yarn add -D @downwindcss/easings

Configuration

Add the preset, @downwindcss/easings to the Tailwind CSS configuration file, tailwind.config.js.

module.exports = {
  presets: [require('@downwindcss/easings')],
  // rest of configuration...
};

Examples

Check out Chromatic (Storybook) link, https://www.chromatic.com/library?appId=603ee5eb3e3e1c00231fcf04&branch=main