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lottie-svelte

v1.3.7

Published

A very simple Svetle wrapper around `lottie-web`, made with TypeScript.

Downloads

1,210

Readme

lottie-svelte

A very simple Svetle wrapper around lottie-web, made with TypeScript.

Exposes the underlying lottie-web API if you need it.

Programmatically control animations.

Example #1:

<script>
    import { Lottie } from 'lottie-svelte';
</script>

<Lottie path="./love.json" speed={0.2}/>

https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-59zcbv?file=src/App.svelte

Example #2:

Common properties available via props.

<script>
    import { Lottie } from 'lottie-svelte';
    import { Direction } from 'lottie-svelte/iface';
</script>

<Lottie
    path="./love.json"
    autoplay={true}
    loop={false}
    speed={0.2}
    direction={Direction.REVERSE}
/>

https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-wtauwm?file=src/App.svelte

Lottie component props:

| Prop | type | required | description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | path | string | ✅ | The path to the lottie file, relative to the static directory. E.g. for a lottie file located at static/lottie/heart.json, you would pass in ./lottie/heart.json to this prop. | | loop | boolean | ⏩ | Whether the lottie should loop when it finishes. Default true. | | autoplay | boolean | ⏩ | Whether the lottie should autoplay once it loads. Default true. | | speed | number | ⏩ | Default 1. The speed that the animation should play. Float, 2 is 2x, 0.5 is half speed etc. | | direction | Direction | ⏩ | Whether the animation plays FORWARD or in REVERSE. Default is FORWARD. Use the Direction enum in iface. FORWARD = 1, REVERSE = -1. | | name | string | ⏩ | Sometimes required by the underlying lottie-web functions. You may need to set this if you are calling underlying certain methods on the AnimationItem | | renderer | RendererType | ⏩ | How the lottie is rendered, one of 'svg' 'canvas' 'html'. Default is 'svg' | | container | HTMLElement | ⏩ | Under normal circumstances don't use this prop. A reference to an element where the lottie will be created. If left blank lottie-svelte will create one for you. |

Programmatically control animation:

In addition to setting initial speed, direction etc. We provide a convenient event that fires once the lottie animation has loaded on:animation. From this event you can get the underlying animation and control its speed, direction, frame and much more programatically. You can find the supported AnimationItem methods here

<script lang="ts">
	import { Lottie } from 'lottie-svelte';
	import type { AnimationEvent } from 'lottie-svelte/iface';

	function handler(event: AnimationEvent) {
		const animation = event.detail; // lottie-web AnimationItem
		animation.setSpeed(0.2);
		setTimeout(() => animation.pause(), 1500);
	}
</script>

<!-- Lottie file is located at static/heart.json -->
<Lottie path="./heart.json" on:animation={handler} />

https://stackblitz.com/edit/vitejs-vite-o6z51r?file=src/App.svelte