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remotion-animation

v1.0.5

Published

Use Css Keyframes and Animations from animate.css in remotion.

Downloads

246

Readme

Remotion Animation

Use Css Keyframes and Animations from animate.css in remotion.

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CSS Keyframes

Install

npm install  remotion-animation

or

yarn add remotion-animation

Usage

With Your Keyframes

Use Animation component from library and pass required props.

Props

  • duration: Pass integer value to determine animation duration. (sequence length by default if not passed)
  • From and To props: Use from and to props to create 2 step animation. Pass any style inside.
  • To use percentage animations use f0, f15,.. f100. This will produce %0, %15, %100 in keyframes.
import {Animation} from  'remotion-animation';

//From / To usage
<Animation duration="2" from={{opacity:"1"}} to={{opacity:"0.1"}} >
	<span style={{fontSize:"10rem"}}> Remotion is Awesome! </span>
</Animation>

//Percentage Usage, you can use all numbers between 0 and 100 with "f" prefix
<Animation duration="2" f0={{opacity:"1"}} f40={{opacity:"0.3"}} f100={{opacity:"0.9"}} >
	<span style={{fontSize:"10rem"}}> Really! </span>
</Animation>

With Animate.CSS Library

Animate.CSS is a cross-browser library of CSS animations. As easy to use as an easy thing. You can take advantage of this library and use pre-made animations with animate.css

First install animate.css library by

npm install animate.css --save

or

yarn add animate.css

Then import both library

import { Animation } from "remotion-animation";
import "animate.css";

Props

  • duration : Pass integer value to determine animation duration. (sequence length by default if not passed)
  • animationName: name of animation from animate.css
import { Animation } from "remotion-animation";
import "animate.css";

<Animation duration="2" animateName="bounceIn">
  <span style={{ fontSize: "10rem" }}> I am Bouncing! </span>
</Animation>;

You can use another animation frameworks if they provide animations name directly

License

MIT © ahgsql