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@nickiam7/turboflow

v0.1.0

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Beautiful page transitions for Turbo applications using the View Transitions API

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Keywords

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Readme

@nickiam7/turboflow

Beautiful, smooth page transitions for Turbo applications using the native View Transitions API.

npm version License: MIT

Features

-Smooth Transitions - Hardware-accelerated animations using View Transitions API -Zero Configuration - Works out of the box with sensible defaults -Built-in Animations - Fade, slide, zoom, flip, morph and more -Tiny Size - Under 10KB gzipped with no dependencies -Accessible - Respects prefers-reduced-motion settings -Extensible - Easy to add custom animations

Installation

npm install @nickiam7/turboflow

Or via CDN:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/@nickiam7/turboflow"></script>

Quick Start

1. Add the View Transitions Meta Tag

<head>
  <meta name="view-transition" content="same-origin" />
</head>

2. Initialize TurboFlow

import TurboFlow from '@nickiam7/turboflow'

// Initialize with defaults
const turboflow = new TurboFlow()
turboflow.init()

3. Add Transitions to Your HTML

<!-- Links -->
<a href="/page" data-turbo-flow="slide">Slide to page</a>

<!-- Forms -->
<form data-turbo-flow="zoom">
  <!-- form content -->
</form>

<!-- Turbo Frames -->
<turbo-frame id="modal" data-turbo-flow="fade">
  <!-- frame content -->
</turbo-frame>

Available Transitions

  • fade - Smooth opacity transition (default)
  • slide - Horizontal slide (direction-aware)
  • slideUp - Slide up from bottom
  • slideDown - Slide down from top
  • zoom - Scale in/out
  • flip - 3D flip effect
  • morph - Seamlessly morph elements with matching IDs

Configuration

const turboflow = new TurboFlow({
  defaultTransition: 'fade',
  duration: 300,
  easing: 'ease-out',
  debug: false
})

Browser Support

  • ✅ Chrome 111+
  • ✅ Edge 111+
  • ⚠️ Safari (graceful fallback)
  • ⚠️ Firefox (graceful fallback)

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License

MIT © Nick McNeany