@evanwinter/svelte-reveal
v0.0.5
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Simple, spring-based reveal animations for Svelte components.
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svelte-reveal
Simple, spring-based reveal animations for Svelte components.
This package has two exports:
<Reveal />
: A Svelte component that reveals itself.use:reveal
: A Svelte action that reveals the DOM element it's attached to.
Usage
Using <Reveal />
| key | description | default value | values |
| --------- | ------------------------------------------ | ------------- | ------------------------------------- |
| direction | the direction the element moves | "up"
| "up"
, "down"
, "left"
, "right"
|
| delay | number of milliseconds to delay the reveal | 0
| number
|
| distance | number of pixels the element moves | 32
| number
|
Direction
<Reveal direction="up">
<p>Anim et laborum sit incididunt sit nostrud.</p>
</Reveal>
<Reveal direction="down">
<p>Anim et laborum sit incididunt sit nostrud.</p>
</Reveal>
<Reveal direction="left">
<p>Anim et laborum sit incididunt sit nostrud.</p>
</Reveal>
<Reveal direction="right">
<p>Anim et laborum sit incididunt sit nostrud.</p>
</Reveal>
Delay
<Reveal delay={300}>
<p>Anim et laborum sit incididunt sit nostrud.</p>
</Reveal>
Use delay
to stagger multiple items.
{#each things as thing, i}
<Reveal delay={i * 50}>
<p>{thing.text}</p>
</Reveal>
{/each}
Distance
<Reveal distance={100}>
<p>Anim et laborum sit incididunt sit nostrud.</p>
</Reveal>
Using use:reveal
<div use:reveal />
<div use:reveal={{
x: 48,
stiffness: 0.05,
damping: 0.6,
delay: 300
}}>