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ember-lax

v0.2.1

Published

Small description for ember-lax goes here

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ember-lax

Use lax.js in EmberJS applications.

  • Lax demo: https://alexfox.dev/laxxx/
  • Lax docs: https://github.com/alexfoxy/laxxx#presets

Installation

Just install ember-lax, it works out of the box.

ember install ember-lax

Usage

Drop your lax animations inside the <Lax> component, or add the {{lax}} element modifier to your tag. Done!

The dummy app contains some examples.

Example with template component

Just wrap your content in Lax. lax.js is updated when the component is rendered for the first time.

  ... previous content here ...
  <Lax>
    <div class="lax" data-lax-preset="leftToRight fadeInOut zoomInOut">!AWESOME!</div>
    <div class="lax" data-lax-preset="driftRight zoomOut">!AWESOME!</div>
  </Lax>
  ... next content be here ...

Example with element modifier

Have more dynamic content or want to write less content? Add the {{lax}} element modifier on each element you want animated instead.

  ... previous content here ...
  <div {{lax preset="leftToRight fadeInOut zoomInOut"}}>!AWESOME!</div>
  <div {{lax preset="driftRight zoomOut"}}>!AWESOME!</div>
  ... next content be here ...

The lax modifier accepts any attribute lax understands but doesn't require the data-lax- prefix to be specified. The current implementation prefixes all attributes with data-lax- but it is possible to divert from that if Lax takes a turn in the future.

Mixing

You can freely combine <Lax> and {{lax}} if most content is static but some is dynamic.

  ... previous content be here ...
  <Lax>
    <div class="lax" data-lax-preset="leftToRight fadeInOut zoomInOut">!AWESOME!</div>
    <div class="lax" data-lax-preset="driftRight zoomOut">!AWESOME!</div>
    {{#if superClient}}
      <div {{lax preset="blurOut slalom rotate swing"}}>ZUpaHClient</div>
    {{/if}}
    <button {{action (mut superClient) (not superClient)}}>ToggleSuper</button>
  </Lax>
  ... next content be here ...

Contributing

See the Contributing guide for details.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.