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suicide-animate

v0.0.3

Published

It a plugin of the element animate api, since `element.animate()` will return object, so I made a middleware like function to do the duplicate event register..

Downloads

17

Readme

suicide animate

It a plugin of the element animate api, since element.animate() will return object, so I made a middleware like function to do the duplicate event register..

Once the animate finish, element will killed by itself.

What's the use scenario?

If you control only one or two element's animate method, you will not need this, but if you try to dynamic generate element and do some animate and destroy it, you must need this to save time to store the dynamic element variable and event.

Usage

It also return animation object, the only one thing special is it'll remove when animation state finish.

import suicideAnimate from 'https://unpkg.com/suicide-animate/dist/index.js'
const animationObj = suicideAnimate(document.getElementById("tunnel").animate(
  [
    // keyframes
    { transform: "translateY(0px)" },
    { transform: "translateY(-300px)" }
  ],
  {
    // timing options
    duration: 1000,
  }
));

animationObj.onfinish = function(){
    console.log("you can also do something you want like standard usage;");
}

Multiple element usage

In this case, you will not need to register event & remove the element again and again.

[el1, el2, el3, el4].forEach(el =>
  suicideAnimate(
    el.animate(
      [{ transform: "translateY(0px)" }, { transform: "translateY(-300px)" }],
      {
        duration: 1000
      }
    )
  )
);

Installation

$ yarn add suicide-animate

License

MIT © 2019 realdennis