This is a small library that will allow the elements of your tape to move in a given direction at different speeds, and with the effect of teleportation, with the ability to specify timing function for motion like on the Bezier curve. Read the documentation and demo.

Before use:

• This plugin does not style the tape container and its internal blocks, but only makes them move.
• For the teleportation effect, the plugin creates a copy of the element, which simulates the element from the other end, after the full passage of the tape, the original element is moved to the place of copy.
• Due to the fact that the plugin calculates the distances for the path, you need to follow some style rules for the correct use of the plugin, which are described below.
• If you need a simple slider, it is better to choose another plugin.

Install:

npm i @saschati/tape-slider

Usage:

import Tape from "@saschati/tape-slider";

// This event is required for the plugin to work correctly
window.addEventListener('load', function () {
   // By default, the ribbon moves to the right
   const tape = new Tape({wrapper: document.querySelector('.tape')});

   tape.run();
});

Advanced:

// Tape direction classes, they implement methods for calculating and distance to the desired point
import Right from "@saschati/tape-slider/src/direction/right";
import Left from "@saschati/tape-slider/src/direction/left";
import Up from "@saschati/tape-slider/src/direction/up";
import Down from "@saschati/tape-slider/src/direction/down";
// Offset classes, these classes are responsible for reproducing the movement of the object in the tape
import ShiftY from "@saschati/tape-slider/src/direction/shift/shift-y";
import ShiftX from "@saschati/tape-slider/src/direction/shift/shift-x";
// A linear function for calculating how progress should be calculated
import linage from "@saschati/tape-slider/src/animate/timing/linage";
// The class of the tape itself
import Tape from "@saschati/tape-slider";

// This event is required for the plugin to work correctly
window.addEventListener('load', function () {
    const tape = new Tape({
        wrapper: document.querySelector('.tape'), // The wrapper field must be a DOM Element object
        direction: Right, // "Right | Left | Up | Down" The field responsible for the direction currently has 4 directions, by default Right
        options: {
            shift: ShiftX, // "ShiftX | ShiftY" The field responsible for the movement of the ribbon for horizontal is ShiftX and vertical ShiftY
            duration: 20000, // The field responsible for the scroll speed of the tape, the default is 20000
            timing: linage, // This field is responsible for linear functions for which time will be calculated according to the example of cubic-bezier from css
            insert: 'append', // The field responsible for the method of adding clones to the tape is required in some cases which will be described below
            elasticDistance: true, // This field indicates that you need to calculate the size of the tape, taking into account also the size of its elements, the default is true
            To optimize the work of the plugin, when the option is active, an observer will be thrown on the tape object relative to the window, when the user is not looking at the tape, it will not move, the default is true.
            optimize: true,
        }
    });

    // Run tape
    tape.run();
    // Pause tape
    tape.pause();
    // Resume tape
    tape.resume();
    // Destroy tape
    tape.destroy();
});

You can find documentation and examples of usage at the link.

worth to know:

Before using the plugin, you should know some of its behavior/bugs that may be the reason for not using this library at this time. Problems will be solved as a way is found, and the author has free time. If there is a problem in this section, then it has not been solved yet :) You can view the list at the link.