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react-easing-scroll

v1.1.0

Published

🚀 React component that eliminates the need for jQuery easing, providing seamless and smooth scroll animations with over 30 Ease functions 🌟 for in-page navigation links⚡

Downloads

14

Readme

npm npm Package quality NPM

Install

$ npm install react-easing-scroll

or

$ yarn add react-easing-scroll

Run

$ npm install
$ npm test
$ npm start

or

$ yarn
$ yarn test
$ yarn start

Examples

Checkout the Live examples

Basic

Code

Usage

import React from 'react';
import useEasingScroll from "react-easing-scroll";
function App(){

    useEasingScroll('easeOutExpo', 1500, 'easeScrollMe');
    //Calling the hook useEasingScroll, with the easing effect 'easeOutExpo' to be applied
    //when it is scrolling to the target, the scrolling duration must be 1500 milliseconds,
    //and the scrolling will only activate when the target is linked to a hyperlink which
    //has className - 'easeScrollMe'.

  // Rendering the component's JSX.
  return (
  <div>
    {/* Hyperlinks that scroll towards their target element instead of navigating 
    through the default fragment identifier navigation using <a> tag, because of
    the className "easeScrollMe" that is passed to useEasingScroll as a parameter*/}

    <a href="#target3" className="easeScrollMe"><button>TRES</button></a>

    <a href="#target2" className="easeScrollMe"><button>DUO</button></a>

    <a href="#target1" className="easeScrollMe"><button>UNUS</button></a>

    {/* Hyperlinks that DON'T scroll towards their target element and instead 
    navigate using the default fragment identifier navigation using <a> tag,
    because of the absence of the className "easeScrollMe" that is passed to 
    useEasingScroll as a parameter */}

    <a href="#target3"><button>TRES</button></a>

    <a href="#target2"><button>DUO</button></a>

    <a href="#target1"><button>UNUS</button></a>

    {/* Sections that act as scroll targets */}
    <section id="target1">
        Hello World 1!
    </section>

    <section id="target2">
        Hello World 2!
    </section>

    <section id="target3">
        Hello World 3!
    </section>

  </div>
);

};

export default App;

Parameters

Full example

import useEasingScroll from "react-easing-scroll";

function App(){
    useEasingScroll('easeInBack', 1500, 'exampleClassScroll', 4.2);
    return(
        <div>
            <a href="#example1" className="exampleClassScroll">Scroll!</a>
            <div id="example1">
                Hello World!
            </div>
        </div>
    );
}

List of currently available animations:

linear
	- Constant speed, and no acceleration or deceleration.

easeInSine 
	- Starts with zero initial speed and features gradual acceleration.

easeOutSine 
	- Starts with high initial speed and features gradual deceleration.

easeInOutSine 
	- Starts with zero initial and final speeds, with smooth acceleration and deceleration.

easeInCubic 
	- Starts with zero initial speed and exhibits gentle acceleration.

easeOutCubic 
	- Starts with high initial speed and demonstrates gentle deceleration.

easeInOutCubic 
	- Starts with zero initial and final speeds, with gentle acceleration and deceleration.

easeInQuint 
	- Starts with zero initial speed and displays gradual acceleration.

easeOutQuint 
	- Starts with high initial speed and shows gradual deceleration.

easeInOutQuint 
	- Starts with zero initial and final speeds, with gradual acceleration and deceleration.

easeInCirc 
	- Starts with zero initial speed, with a slight increase in acceleration.

easeOutCirc 
	- Starts with high initial speed and rapidly decreases acceleration.

easeInOutCirc 
	- Starts with zero initial and final speeds, with a gradual change in acceleration.

easeInElastic 
	- Varies, typically starts with zero initial speed and features a bouncy acceleration.

easeOutElastic 
	- Varies, typically ends with zero initial speed and exhibits bouncy deceleration.

easeInOutElastic 
	- Varies, starts and ends with zero speed, with oscillatory acceleration and deceleration.

easeInQuad 
	- Starts with zero initial speed and demonstrates moderate acceleration.

easeOutQuad 
	- Starts with high initial speed and exhibits moderate deceleration.

easeInOutQuad 
	- Starts with zero initial and final speeds, with moderate acceleration	and deceleration.

easeInQuart 
	- Starts with zero initial speed and displays strong acceleration.

easeOutQuart 
	- Starts with high initial speed and shows strong deceleration.

easeInOutQuart 
	- Starts with zero initial and final speeds, with strong acceleration and deceleration.

easeInExpo 
	- Starts with extremely low initial speed and rapidly increases acceleration.

easeOutExpo 
	- Starts with high initial speed and rapidly decreases acceleration.

easeInOutExpo 
	- Starts with extremely low initial and final speeds, with rapid acceleration and deceleration.

easeInBack 
	- Starts with zero initial speed and features gradual acceleration with a slight overshoot.

easeOutBack 
	- Starts with high initial speed and exhibits gradual deceleration with a slight overshoot.

easeInOutBack 
	- Starts with zero initial and final speeds, with gradual change in acceleration and a slight overshoot.

easeInBounce 
	- Starts with zero initial speed and bouncy motion at the beginning.

easeOutBounce 
	- Starts with high initial speed and exhibits bouncy deceleration at the end.

easeInOutBounce 
	- Starts with zero initial and final speeds, with bouncy motion at the start and end.

All the easing effects except linear can be found at easings.net