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@nsidc/ros-animator-widget

v0.6.0

Published

This widget can really be used for any type of animation composed of discrete images as frames. This repo should be forked and renamed more generically if/when the API is more sensible.

Downloads

5

Readme

Rain-on-Snow Event Animator Widget

This widget can really be used for any type of animation composed of discrete images as frames. This repo should be forked and renamed more generically if/when the API is more sensible.

TODO

  • Decide on parameter format. Maybe:

    • URL to a manifest.json containing URLs to images
    • URL to a .gif
    • URL to a .mp4
    • URL to a spritesheet
    • Something else?
  • Improve animation performance and consistency at high framerates.

  • Deliver widget as a Web Component instead of using the usual React div-injection method?

Usage

In HTML, include the script towards the bottom of your body tag. Place the app by creating an element (usually a <div>) with class ros-animator-widget. Pass in a URL to a manifest.json file as the data-animation attribute. The manifest.json must contain an ordered list of paths (relative to the manifest URL) to frames. This API is not stable.

Example:

<body>
  <p>...</p>
  <div class="ros-animator-widget"
       data-animation="https://nsidc.org/ros-events/BanksIsland200310/manifest.json">
  </div>

  <p>...</p>

  <!-- UNPKG is a CDN in front of NPM -->
  <script src="https://unpkg.com/@nsidc/[email protected]">
  </script>
</body>

Parameters

data-animation

Required. Where to find the animation.

data-controls-orientation

Optional. Sets the location of the controls.

Possible values: bottom, right. Default: bottom

Example:

<div class="ros-animator-widget"
     data-animation="https://nsidc.org/ros-events/BanksIsland200310/manifest.json"
     data-controls-orientation="right">

Contributing

Releasing

To release:

  • Update the CHANGELOG.md following the existing convention.
  • Create a release commit with npm version < major | minor | patch >.
    • For a pre-release, use npm version prerelease --preid=rc.
  • Push the new commit and tag.