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uno-chan

v1.1.0

Published

`uno-chan` is an UnoCSS preset that provides custom utility classes and a rich set of animations.

Readme

uno-chan

uno-chan is an UnoCSS preset that provides custom utility classes and a rich set of animations.

Demo

You can see a live demo of the animations at: https://uno-chan-demo-site.vercel.app/

Installation

Install uno-chan in your project:

pnpm add uno-chan
# or
npm install uno-chan
# or
yarn add uno-chan

Setup

To use uno-chan, you need to add it to your UnoCSS configuration file (e.g., uno.config.ts).

  1. Import the preset:

    import { defineConfig } from 'unocss';
    import unoChanPreset from 'uno-chan';
    
    export default defineConfig({
      presets: [
        unoChanPreset(),
        // ... other UnoCSS presets
      ],
      // ... other UnoCSS configurations
    });
  2. Integrate UnoCSS with your project:

    If you haven't already, set up UnoCSS in your project. Refer to the official UnoCSS documentation for framework-specific integration guides (e.g., for Next.js, Svelte, or Vite).

Available Animations

uno-chan provides a variety of animations that can be applied with the animation-<name>-<duration>ms utility class. You can also specify an iteration count or infinite.

Usage:

  • animation-<name>-<duration>ms
  • animation-<name>-<duration>ms-<iteration-count>
  • animation-<name>-<duration>ms-infinite

Example:

<div class="animation-fadeIn-1000ms">This element will fade in over 1 second.</div>
<div class="animation-bounce-500ms-3">This element will bounce 3 times.</div>
<div class="animation-spin-2000ms-infinite">This element will spin continuously.</div>

Supported Animations:

  • fadeIn, fadeOut
  • fadeInDown, fadeInUp
  • fadeOutDown, fadeOutUp
  • slideIn, slideOut
  • zoomIn, zoomOut
  • zoomInDown, zoomInUp, zoomInLeft, zoomInRight
  • zoomOutDown, zoomOutUp, zoomOutLeft, zoomOutRight
  • bounce
  • shake
  • rotate
  • flip
  • spin
  • pulse
  • flash
  • wiggle

Building from Source

If you need to build the package from its source code, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository and navigate to the uno-chan package:

    # Clone your project repository if you haven't already
    git clone <your-repo-url>
    cd <your-repo>/packages/uno-chan
  2. Install dependencies:

    pnpm install
  3. Run the build command:

    The build script uses tsup to compile the TypeScript source code into both ESM and CJS formats and generates type definitions.

    pnpm run build

    This will create a dist directory with the compiled output.