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fease

v0.3.11

Published

A functional programming library for creating composable easing functions for animation.

Downloads

12

Readme

Fease

A composable function library for creating animation easing functions.

More information coming soon.

Scripts

  • dev or start: Start the dev server (vite) and run the demo code in your browser.
  • lint : lint the code. You can also do fix to auto-fix.
  • test : test with jest. Also test:coverage and test:watch
  • build : bundle the code
  • commit & release : see below
  • pushpub: Used after release it pushes and publishes the library.
  • deploy: Build the demo code (index.html and src/demo) and publish to gh-pages

Commits & Releases

Code is automatically linted before being committed. I recommend installing the plugins for eslint and prettier in your code editor. You can attempt to fix linting issues with yarn fix.

When ready to commit, please commit using yarn commit to use commitizen for standard format commits.

When ready to release use yarn release with the -r patch|minor|major flag (default without the flag is patch).

You'll then need to publish your changes separately. That can be done with yarn pushpub.

You can deploy an updated demo to github pages using yarn deploy

See also