reveal-on-scroll-react
v0.0.6
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Add scroll animation to your React application super fast!
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React Scroll Reveal
Add scroll animations to your React application super fast!
This library is based on framer-motion and react-intersection-observer. Many thanks to their contributions!
Installation
npm i --save reveal-on-scroll-reactGetting Started
IDEA: Simply replace the scroll reveal components with your existing HTML tags.
But first you need to import the library:
import { ScrollReveal } from "reveal-on-scroll-react";Now you can start replacing your tags. Let's consider the following example:
function HelloWorld() {
return (
<div className="center">
<h1 className="color-blue">Hello World</h1>
</div>
)
}This allows us to add a fade in and slide animation like so:
function HelloWorld() {
return (
<ScrollReveal.div className="center">
<ScrollReveal.h1 animation="slide-in-bottom" className="color-blue">Hello World</ScrollReveal.h1>
</ScrollReveal.div>
)
}Notice: If no animation has been specified, the default animation is "fade-in" meaning the animation property is not required.
Currently there are 4 different types of animations "fade-in" | "slide-in-bottom" | "slide-in-right" | "slide-in-left"
Properties
| Property | Default Value | Description | | --------- | ------------- | ----------- | | animation | "fade-in" | The animation preset | | threshold | 0.5 | Configure the viewport threshold 0 - 1 | | duration | 1 | Duration of the animation in seconds | | easing | "easeOut" | Easing function | | delay | 0 | Delay the animation | | value | - | Offset before the animation has started |
