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animate-stitches

v1.1.0

Published

Library for bringing Animate.css animations to Stitches (CSS-in-JS).

Downloads

6

Readme

animate-stitches

Library for bringing Animate.css animations to Stitches (CSS-in-JS).

Installation

npm i --save animate-stitches

Or

yarn add animate-stitches

Setup

Simply add the following to your stitches.config.ts file:

import { getAnimations } from "animate-stitches"
...
export const animate = getAnimations<{ [k: string]: FlatInternalCSS }, typeof keyframes>(keyframes)

Usage

The animate object that is exported from your stitches.config.ts file is fully typed with all the available animation functions. Just be sure to spread the return value of the animation function, like so:

const Input = styled("input", {
  ...animate.fadeInDown(1.5),
})

const Button = styled("button", {
  ...animate.bounce(2, "ease-in-out", { iterationCount: "infinite" }),
})

Prior Work

This library is derived from, and inspired by, animate-styled, by Carlos Manotas.