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clip-rect

v1.2.0

Published

Helper to create clip rect animation with gsap

Downloads

8

Readme

clip-rect

clip-rect is an helper to create clip rect animation with Greensock.

Clip animations are nice, but sometimes they are hard to manage; clip-path: inset() is not supported everywhere, and clip: rect() is painful to handle and it doesn't supports percentage values.

This little helper aims to make rect animations easier w/Greensock GSAP.

Usage

npm install clip-rect
new ClipRect(HTMLElement[, options]);

It returns a GSAP TweenLite.to call which can be used in GSAP timelines.

options is an optional argument which can contain an object with different options:

| Value | Default | Description | | :------------- |:-------------| :-----| | duration | 0.4 | Duration of the tween (in seconds) | | ease | TweenLite.defaultEase | GSAP easing function | | from | ClipRect.RIGHT | Direction of the start of the tweening | | to | ClipRect.LEFT | Direction of the start of the tweening | | clearProps | true | Whether remove the inline style after the animation | | reverse | false | Reverse the animation (for animateOut) |

Example

var el = document.getElementById('box');

new ClipRect(el, {
    from: ClipRect.RIGHT,
    to: ClipRect.LEFT,
    duration: 1,
    reverse: true,
    clearProps: false
 });

Example with timeline

var el = document.getElementById('box');
var tl = new TimelineLite();

tl.to(el, 1, { backgroundColor: 'blue' });

tl.add(new ClipRect(el, {
  from: ClipRect.TOP,
  to: ClipRect.BOTTOM,
  duration: 1,
  reverse: true,
  clearProps: false
}));

tl.add(new ClipRect(el, {
  from: ClipRect.LEFT,
  to: ClipRect.RIGHT,
  duration: 1
}));

tl.add(new ClipRect(el, {
  from: ClipRect.TOP,
  to: ClipRect.BOTTOM,
  reverse: true,
  clearProps: false
}));

example