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@immutabl3/anime

v3.2.11

Published

JavaScript animation engine

Downloads

4

Readme

An updated anime implementation to address specific issues:

  • seek to 0 or initial state did not set initial state or fire updates. code was commented out to allow this, but side effects are currently unknown
  • centralization of requestAnimationFrame calls weren't exposed to sync with other calls. anime no longer starts itself; it needs to be ticked by an outside requestAnimationFrame loop (by importing engine)
  • object mutations were deoptimizing several key processes in Safari, causing slowdowns and hiccups. these were fixed by using better defaults and pulling out object creation
  • reduce loops were causing general deoptimizing in browsers, seemingly randomly. these reduces were to perform array flattening (now replaced with .flat()) and sorting and have been replaced or removed
  • functional loops (e.g. forEach), though nice, were creating functions-in-loops deeply. these have been addressed where possible to avoid function creation and reduce spikes in garbage collection
  • initialization of many animations was very slow. the central anime call and other encapsulations have been turned into pure functions and/or classes
  • substituted Map & Set where possible to reduce loop work-arounds/indexOf/includes checks
  • heavier parts of the library can now be tree shaked when not imported/used
  • general modernization of the library

Getting started

Download

Via npm

$ npm install animejs --save

or manual download.

Usage

ES6 modules

import anime from 'animejs/lib/anime.es.js';

CommonJS

const anime = require('animejs');

File include

Link anime.min.js in your HTML :

<script src="anime.min.js"></script>

Hello world

anime({
  targets: 'div',
  translateX: 250,
  rotate: '1turn',
  backgroundColor: '#FFF',
  duration: 800
});

Documentation

Demos and examples

Browser support

| Chrome | Safari | IE / Edge | Firefox | Opera | | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | | 24+ | 8+ | 11+ | 32+ | 15+ |

Website | Documentation | Demos and examples | MIT License | © 2019 Julian Garnier.