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@pandolajs/animation

v1.0.0

Published

A lightweight animation javascript libaray based on requestAnimationFrame

Downloads

5

Readme

Animation

A very small and simple but powerful animation javascript library.

Usage

  • ES6 and beyond

// common use
import animation from '@pandolajs/animation'

const ele = document.querySelector('#test')

animation(400, (progress) => {
  ele.style.width = `${200 * progress}px`
}, () => {
  ele.style.width = '200px'
}, 'linear')

// with more options
import { Animation } from '@pandolajs/animation'

const ani = new Animation({
  duration: 400,
  delay: 0,
  easing: 'easeOutQuad',
  onStart () {
    // when animation is start
  },
  onStep (progress) {
    // progress is value between 0 and 1 computed by ease function
    // do something with progress
  },
  onComplete () {
    // do something when animation is finished.
  }
})

APIs

common usage

  • animation(duration, onStep, onComplete, easing)

    • @param duration | Number | default: 400ms | Specifies the time of animation execution in milliseconds

    • @param onStep | Function | default: () => {} | the callback when animation is in process, and is executed with a value between 0 and 1 as the only parameter that indicate the progress of the animation.

    • @param onComplete | Function | default: () => {} | the callback when animation is completed.

    • @param easing | Function or String | default: 'easeOutQuad' | specify the ease method of animation. More available value can be found here

    • @return this method will return a Animation instance.

Class Animation

  • constructor(options)

    • @param options.duration
    • @param options.delay
    • @param options.easing
    • @param options.onStart
    • @param options.onStep
    • @param options.onComplete
  • stop() force stop the animation.

  • pause() pause the animation.

  • resume resume the animation.