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css-sprite-lite

v2.1.1

Published

An easy AND LIGHT way to create a spinner from a sprite

Downloads

8

Readme

csSpriteLite

csSpriteLite is a standalone and light script to animate sprites.

Installation

npm install css-sprite-lite

Example

const csSpriteLite = require('css-sprite-lite');
 
let sprite = new csSpriteLite({
    anchor : document.getElementById('cssprit-container'),
    url : "sprite.png",
    classname : 'class_1 class_2'
    width  : 184,
    height : 325,
    loop_from : 8,
    ignored_frames : [29, 30],
    interval : 100,
    onLoaded : function(sprite) {
      sprite.goTo(5);
      sprite.play();
      sprite.pauseTo(60);
    }
});


<div id="cssprit-container"></div>

Options

  • anchor : The dom element you want to display your sprite into. Default is document.body
  • url : The file path of your sprite
  • classname : Add passed class to the sprite container
  • width / height : The size of a UNIQUE element in your sprite
  • interval : Time (in ms) between to elements of your sprite. Default is 100
  • loop_from : Just in case you don't want to loop from the beginning of your sprite (imagine an intro for exemple). Default is 0
  • ignored_frames : Array of elements you eventually want to ignore.
  • onLoaded : Callback used when the source sprite is loaded.

NB

loop_from and ignored_frames options work with frame numbers : for exemple, if you have 8 frames of intro, you should loop from frame 8 (begin with frame 0, same thing for ignored_frames)...

Methods

play()
  Play sprite with passed options. If you paused it, it will resume from current frame.

pause()
  Pause animation on current frame.

goTo(frame_key)
  Alias of pause method, point to passed frame key.

pauseTo(frame_key)
  Will play untill frame key.

Todos

  • Accept coords for ignored_frames and loop_from
  • Write tests, tests, TESTS !

License

MIT License style, please distribute & credit me somewhere.