Anifx

with anifx you can animate almost everything on a webpage in the most easy way utilizing the web animation api.

Installation

with your favorite package manager:

npm i p13rnd-anifx

Usage

import { Fx } from 'p13rnd-anifx';

// animate node
const myFx = new Fx();
myFx.animateNode(node, options);

node

the dom node you want to animate

options

an object of options can be passed to the function. See all possible options below.

const animations = 'color: [#aa0033, #00aa33, red, orange, rgba(117, 117, 117, 0.9), randomColor, randomColor] | transform: [translateX(-50%), scale(2), rotate(45deg)]';

const options = {
  myFx.animateNode(node, {
    animationString: animations, 
    timing: {
      duration: 1500,
      easing: 'linear',
      fill: 'none',
      direction: 'normal',
      iterations: 1,
      delay: 0
    },
    split: false,
    clean: true,
    retain: false,
    delayBetweenLetters: 0
  });
}

easing

Add an easing function to your animation, linear, ease-in-out, cubic-bezier and more.
See all available Options
Default: 'linear'

duration

The duration of the animation in milliseconds (ms) Default: 1500

fill

Sets the animation fill mode to control css properties before and after the animation.
Learn more
Default: 'none'

direction

The direction of the animation. Used to play backwards (flip the animation cycle)
Learn more
Default: 'normal'

iterations

The number of times an animation should run. Use 0 to run infinite.
Default: 1

delay

The delay before an animation starts playing. Default: 0

fullNode

Wether to animate the entire node or it's single parts (letters). Does only work on nodes with text content.

delayBetween

The delay between each letter. Only works if fullNode is set to false.
Default: 0

clean

Decide if spans should continue to exist after the animation completes. Only works if fullNode is set to false. Default: true

retain

You can retain specific properties, for example retain="color, transform" would retain both css properties last value of the animation independent of fill. If not set the node will fall back to it's initial styles. Default: false

animations

The animations to run on the node or it's parts. The syntax is easy

property: [value1, value2, value3] | property2: [value4, value5, value6] | property3 ...

Example:

color: [#aa0033, #00aa33, red, orange, rgba(117, 117, 117, 0.9), randomColor, randomColor] | transform: [translateX(-50%), scale(2), rotate(45deg)] | padding: [3px, 6px, 9px]

hint: randomColor applies a random color
Default: ''

There's even more possible options when using anifx with X-Element and Astro.
You can see how it's been used here.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome and discussions on further development and features are more than welcome.

License

MIT