font-awesome-animation

Simple animations using some CSS3 I found on the web. Best used on glyphicons like FontAwesome

Getting started

Install from NPM:

npm install font-awesome-animation

Or with a CDN:

https://www.jsdelivr.com/package/npm/font-awesome-animation

Include CSS file in your index.html file:

<link rel="stylesheet" href="font-awesome-animation.min.css">

Usage

On DOM load

Add the desired CSS class faa-xxx along with animated to the icon (or any element of your DOM):

<i class="fa fa-wrench faa-wrench animated"></i>

On hover

Instead of using animated, use the animated-hover CSS class:

<i class="fa fa-wrench faa-wrench animated-hover"></i>

On parent element hover

For parent hover, add the CSS class faa-parent and animated-hover on the parent element:

<a href="#" class="faa-parent animated-hover">
  <i class="fa fa-wrench faa-wrench" style="font-size: 3em;"></i>&nbsp;hover mouse here
</a>

Animation speed

You can regulate the speed of the animation by adding the CSS class faa-fast or faa-slow:

<i class="fa fa-wrench faa-wrench animated faa-fast"></i>
<i class="fa fa-wrench faa-wrench animated faa-slow"></i>

 fast   slow

Animation list

Check the Github page to view the previews.

| Animation | Preview | Fast | Slow | |-----------|---------|------|------| |faa-wrench|||| |faa-ring|||| |faa-horizontal|||| |faa-horizontal faa-reverse|||| |faa-vertical|||| |faa-flash|||| |faa-bounce|||| |faa-bounce faa-reverse|||| |faa-spin|||| |faa-spin faa-reverse|||| |faa-float|||| |faa-pulse|||| |faa-shake|||| |faa-tada|||| |faa-passing|||| |faa-passing faa-reverse|||| |faa-burst|||| |faa-falling|||| |faa-falling faa-reverse|||| |faa-rising||||

Development

Build

# install dependencies
npm install

# generate prefixes and minified CSS files
npm run build

Local preview

To test in local, you can use:

• http-server: server local http server to the css/ folder
• any markdown preview to serve this README.md as a webpage (e.g. markdown-preview.nvim)

Release

# this will create a new version and push to remote repository
npm version [<newversion> | major | minor | patch]

Then go to the release page and manually create a new release. There is an automatic Github action that publishes automatically to NPM repository.

License

MIT License