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@octanejs/spring

v0.0.12

Published

React Spring web bindings for Octane.

Readme

@octanejs/spring

React Spring for the Octane UI framework.

The package exposes the stable @react-spring/[email protected] surface at its root and Parallax from @octanejs/spring/parallax. It reuses React Spring's rafz scheduler and ports the framework-bound controller, hook, animated-host, observer, and component layers to Octane without a React runtime dependency.

import { animated, useSpring } from '@octanejs/spring';

export function Card(props) @{
  const [styles, api] = useSpring(
    () => ({
      from: { opacity: 0, y: 16 },
      to: { opacity: 1, y: 0 },
    }),
    [],
  );

  <animated.div style={styles} onClick={() => api.start({ to: { y: 8 } })}>
    {props.children}
  </animated.div>
}

Upstream

The behavioral and type baseline is React Spring v10.1.2 at commit 59b1e5306402d3039120e2da464b66e10b1a1aa1. Adapted source provenance is recorded in UPSTREAM.md.

Status

Supported scope, divergences, and verification are recorded in status.json and the generated repository compatibility tables.

Verification

pnpm --dir packages/spring upstream:verify
pnpm --dir packages/spring typecheck
pnpm exec vitest run --project spring --project spring-ssr
pnpm exec vitest run --project spring-browser
pnpm packages:pack:check

The browser lane builds and exercises the central playground in development and production. The repository packed-source canary installs the root and Parallax subpath from their tarball alongside a packed Octane runtime.