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@zerofool/show-on-scroll

v0.0.2

Published

Javascript library for animating elements into view when scrolled to

Downloads

5

Readme

Show On Scroll (SoS)

SoS is a javascript library that allows you to transition elements into view when you scroll to them. Currently in a beta stage and being tested.

Features

  • Simple one-way transitions (they don't reverse or reset)
  • Transitions are powered by CSS and run buttery smooth
  • Multiple element staggering by default (configurable)
  • Built in transitions
  • Define your own transitions and SoS will handle triggering them
  • Based on the IntersectionObserver API
  • Written in TypeScript

Examples

npm install @zerofool/show-on-scroll

Simple

import showOnScroll from '@zerofool/show-on-scroll';

showOnScroll('.boxes');

We didn't specify a type of transition because fadeSlideUp is the default if one isn't supplied.

Or using a different built-in transition

import showOnScroll, { wipeUp } from '@zerofool/show-on-scroll';

showOnScroll('.boxes', wipeUp);

Modifying a built-in transition

import showOnScroll, { fadeSlideUp } from '@zerofool/show-on-scroll';

// copy an existing transition, disable staggering
const modifiedTransiton = {
	...fadeSlideUp,
	stagger: 0
};

showOnScroll('.boxes', modifiedTransiton);

Define your own transition

import showOnScroll, { makeTransition } from '@zerofool/show-on-scroll';

const customTransition = makeTransition({
	start: {'opacity': '0'},
	end: {
		'opacity': '1'
		'transition': 'opacity 1s'
	}
});

showOnScroll('.boxes', customTransition);

At it's most basic a transition is an object with a start and and end state. Each state is an object where the keys are valid css properties (kebab-case) and the values are the css property values. Remember to include a transition property for the end state if you're defining your own transitions or states will switch without any animation.

Staggering

SoS will automatically stagger transitioned elements as they come into view regardless of where they sit in the markup. It works responsively too.

Style attributes

SoS adds css to the transitioned elements style attribute directly; it assumes it has your permission to do this...

Documentation

Coming soon™