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alpinejs-animate

v0.1.3

Published

An Alpine.js plugin to animate your website.

Downloads

6

Readme

Alpinejs Animate

This package provides a simple way to animate elements using Alpine.js and Animate.css.

Requirements

Installation

npm install alpinejs-animate

Importing

You can import the package in your JavaScript file:

import Animate from 'alpinejs-animate';

Alpine.plugin(Animate);

Alpine.start();

Note: Animate can be changed to any name you prefer.

import AlpineAnimate from 'alpinejs-animate';

Alpine.plugin(AlpineAnimate);

Alpine.start();

Basic Usage

<div x-animate="animationName">
    Content to animate
</div>

Replace animationName with any valid Animate.css animation name (e.g., "fadeIn", "bounceOut", etc.).

Modifiers

Intersection Observer

  • .intersect: Triggers the animation when the element enters the viewport.
<div x-animate.intersect="fadeIn">
    Animate when in viewport
</div>

Delay

  • .delay.[milliseconds]: Adds a delay before the animation starts.
<div x-animate.delay.500="bounceIn">
    Animate after 500ms delay
</div>

Repeat

  • .repeat.[count]: Repeats the animation a specified number of times.
  • .repeat.infinite: Repeats the animation indefinitely.
<div x-animate.repeat.3="pulse">
    Animate 3 times
</div>

Interval

  • .interval.[milliseconds]: Sets the interval between repeated animations.
  • .repeat.[count].[interval]: Repeats the animation a specified number of times.
<div x-animate.repeat.3.interval.1000="flash">
    Animate 3 times with 1 second interval
</div>

or

<div x-animate.repeat.3.100="pulse">
    Animate 3 times with 100ms interval
</div>

Duration

  • .duration.[milliseconds]: Sets the duration of each animation.
<div x-animate.duration.2000="fadeIn">
    Fade in over 2 seconds
</div>

Intersection Threshold

  • .threshold.[value]: Sets the intersection threshold (0-100).
  • .half: Sets the intersection threshold to 50%.
  • .full: Sets the intersection threshold to 99%.
<div x-animate.intersect.threshold.75="slideInUp">
    Animate when 75% visible
</div>

Combining Modifiers

You can combine multiple modifiers to create complex animation behaviors:

<div x-animate.intersect.delay.100.repeat.3.interval.500.duration.1000="bounce">
    Complex animation example
</div>

This will:

  1. Trigger when the element intersects the viewport
  2. Wait 100ms before starting
  3. Repeat the animation 3 times
  4. Wait 500ms between each repetition
  5. Each animation lasts 1000ms

Advanced Usage Examples

<div x-data>
    <!-- Animate on intersection with 100ms delay, repeat 3 times every 100ms, and each animation lasts 500ms -->
    <div x-animate.intersect.delay.100.repeat.3.interval.100.duration.500>
        Content to animate with 100ms delay on intersection, repeating 3 times every 100ms, animation duration 500ms
    </div>
    <!-- Animate on intersection without delay, repeat infinitely every 500ms, and each animation lasts 800ms -->
    <div x-animate.intersect.repeat.infinite.interval.500.duration.800>
        Content to animate on intersection without delay, repeating infinitely every 500ms, animation duration 800ms
    </div>
    <!-- Animate immediately with 100ms delay, repeat 2 times every 200ms, and each animation lasts 600ms -->
    <div x-animate.delay.100.repeat.2.interval.200.duration.600>
        Content to animate with 100ms delay immediately, repeating 2 times every 200ms, animation duration 600ms
    </div>
    <!-- Animate immediately without delay, repeat once, and animation duration 400ms -->
    <div x-animate.duration.400>
        Content to animate without delay immediately, animation duration 400ms
    </div>
</div>

Notes

  • The directive automatically adds the animate__animated class and prefixes your animation name with animate__.
  • Elements are initially hidden with the invisible class and revealed when the animation starts.
  • When using .intersect, the animation only triggers once when the element enters the viewport.

Remember to include the Animate.css library in your project for the animations to work.

Example of including Animate.css in your project

Using a CDN

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/animate.css">

Using npm

npm install animate.css

and then import it in your JavaScript file:

import 'animate.css';

or in your CSS file:

@import 'animate.css';

License

This package is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Credits

This package is heavily inspired by the following projects:

And uses the following libraries:

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

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