@dancotton/segue-react-router
v0.0.3
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Segue for React Router (v6.7+)
Segue makes shared element transitions declarative and easy for web developers.
It's a wrapper of the amazing GSAP flip plugin.
Quickstart
With React-Router
Currently we only have bindings for the (as of writing) latest versions of React Router (v6.7.0 and above!)
Install dependencies via your package manager of choice.
npm install --save @dancotton/segue-react-router @dancotton/segue
Ensure you're using the 'data routers' as described in the react-router docs
Add SegueReactRouter to your JSX tree anywhere under the RouterProvider. For example:
import SegueReactRouter from '@dancotton/segue-react-router';
<Route path="/" element={<SegueReactRouter />}>
<Route path="/" element={<Home />} />
<Route path="/item/:id" element={<Detail />} />
</Route>
Finally - label any shared elements using the 'data-flip-id' attribute - e.g.
<div data-flip-id={`item-${item.id}`} />
This ID needs to be consistent across any pair of shared elements!
And you're done - wasn't that easy!
There's a full example in our repo