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@forgelabs-studio/motion

v0.1.1

Published

Scroll-triggered and viewport-aware animation presets for React. Configure visually, own the generated files.

Readme

@forgelabs-studio/motion

Scroll-triggered and viewport-aware animation preset generator for React. Configure visually in the playground, install with one command, and own the generated files.

→ Open the playground

Quick Start

Install framer-motion in the consuming project first. Generated presets import from it directly, so this dependency is required at runtime in your app:

npm install framer-motion

Add a preset:

npx @forgelabs-studio/motion add fade-up

This writes a local file into your project:

components/motion/ForgeFadeUp.tsx

You own this file. Edit it freely.

If you see Cannot find module 'framer-motion', install it with npm install framer-motion in the app that owns the generated file.

CLI Reference

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | npx @forgelabs-studio/motion add <preset> | Add a motion preset | | npx @forgelabs-studio/motion list | List available and installed presets | | npx @forgelabs-studio/motion update <preset> | Regenerate with saved config | | npx @forgelabs-studio/motion remove <preset> | Remove preset files | | npx @forgelabs-studio/motion check | Compare installed preset versions with npm |

Presets

Viewport and scroll: FadeUp, FadeDown, FadeIn, SlideInLeft, SlideInRight, ScaleIn, BounceIn, Stagger, Reveal, CountUp, Typewriter

Scroll-linked: Parallax

Continuous: Float, Pulse

Common Flags

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --duration | Animation duration in seconds | | --delay | Delay before animation starts | | --distance | Translate distance in px | | --ease | Easing preset: linear, easeIn, easeOut, easeInOut | | --once | Whether viewport animations run only once | | --scale | Starting or loop scale | | --stiffness | Spring stiffness for BounceIn | | --damping | Spring damping for BounceIn | | --stagger-delay | Delay between children for Stagger | | --speed | Parallax speed or Typewriter character speed | | --from / --to | CountUp range | | --text | Typewriter text |

Config Files

FORGE.motion uses two small project files:

  • forge.config.json stores preset props used by update.
  • .forge.json stores installed preset versions used by check.

Philosophy

FORGE.motion uses the same ownership-first model as FORGE.ui. The CLI generates local files that depend on framer-motion, but never on @forgelabs-studio/motion at runtime.

Licence

MIT