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motion-sv

v0.1.8

Published

Motion for Svelte

Readme

Motion For Svelte

This is an attempt to bring a Motion (formerly known as Framer Motion) to Svelte.

Quick Start

npm install motion-sv

Then import the motion component:

<script lang="ts">
	import { motion } from "motion-sv";
</script>

<motion.div animate={{ x: 100 }}>Hello</motion.div>

Key Differences from Framer Motion

Some Framer Motion features cannot be reproduced in Svelte with the same APIs.

Layout Animations

React uses getSnapshotBeforeUpdate and Vue uses onBeforeUpdate.
Svelte has no equivalent, so layout animations require a helper.

Enable them by wrapping motion with createLayoutMotion:

import { motion, createLayoutMotion } from "motion-sv";

const layout = createLayoutMotion(motion);

createLayoutMotion provides:

  • layout.update() — mark a layout change after state updates.
  • layout.update.with(fn) — wrap a state update so layout changes are tracked automatically.

Usage:

<script lang="ts">
	import { motion, createLayoutMotion } from "motion-sv";

	let isOn = $state(false);
	const layout = createLayoutMotion(motion);

	const toggle = layout.update.with(() => (isOn = !isOn));
	// or:
	// function toggle() {
	//   isOn = !isOn;
	//   layout.update();
	// }
</script>

<motion.button style={{ ...container, justifyContent: "flex-" + (isOn ? "start" : "end") }} onclick={toggle}>
	<layout.div
		style={handle}
		layoutDependency={isOn}
		transition={{ type: "spring", visualDuration: 0.2, bounce: 0.2 }}
	/>
</motion.button>

Use layoutDependency if the element is not being remounted. This gives motion a reactive trigger for the update.


Layout Animations with layoutId

Alternatively, use layoutId to link elements across renders:

<motion.button style={{ ...container, justifyContent: "flex-" + (isOn ? "start" : "end") }} onclick={toggle}>
	{#if isOn}
		<layout.div
			style={handle}
			layoutId="handle"
			transition={{
				type: "spring",
				visualDuration: 0.2,
				bounce: 0.2,
			}}
		/>
	{:else}
		<layout.div
			style={handle}
			layoutId="handle"
			transition={{
				type: "spring",
				visualDuration: 0.2,
				bounce: 0.2,
			}}
		/>
	{/if}
</motion.button>

Animate Presence (Enter/Exit)

  • React: implemented with child diffing.
  • Vue: uses Transition / TransitionGroup.
  • Svelte: has no equivalent (issue #8547).

Limitations in this port:

  • Variants with AnimatePresence (e.g. when) may not work.
  • Rapid toggling can cause flickers instead of smooth reversal.