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animate-x

v1.1.1

Published

A super small animation library for animating numbers, objects, and arrays.

Downloads

25

Readme

Animate X

A super small animation library for animating numbers, objects, and arrays.

Installation

With npm:

npm install --save animate-x

Or with Yarn:

yarn add animate-x

Usage

Simple

var Animate = require('animate-x')

var anim = new Animate({
      from: 0,
      to: 100,
      duration: 1000,
      onStep: function(state){
         console.log(state)
      }
   })
   .start()

Easing

The simplest way to apply easing to your animation is with the eases module, but any easing function will work.

var Animate = require('animate-x')
var eases = require('eases')

var el = document.querySelector('div')

var anim = new Animate({
      from: {
         x: 0,
         y: 0
      },
      to: {
         x: 100,
         y: 50
      },
      duration: 1000,
      easing: eases.bounceOut,
      onStep: function(state){
         el.style.transform = 'translate(' + state.x + 'px, ' + state.y + 'px)'
      }
   })
   .start()

Options

Option | Description | Default --- | --- | --- from | A number, object, or array to start tweening from | 0 to | A number, object, or array to tween to (must match schema of "from") | 100 duration | The number of milliseconds the animation should last | 1000 easing | An easing function for the animation | function(time){ return time } loop | Loops the animation | false onStep | A function that will be called every frame, with the first argument being the tweened state | n/a onStart | A function that will be called every time the animation starts | n/a onEnd | A function that will be called every time the animation ends | n/a

Methods

Method | Description --- | --- .start() | Starts the animation from the beginning .stop() | Stops the animation .pause() | Pauses the animation if you need to ever resume from the same spot .unpause() | Resumes the animation from the last known spot .toggle() | Toggles between stop/start .togglePause() | Toggles between pause/unpause