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material-motion-runtime

v1.0.0

Published

The core architecture for Material Motion.

Downloads

8

Readme

Material Motion Runtime for JavaScript

Declarative motion: motion as data

This library does not do much on its own. What it does do, however, is enable the expression of motion as discrete units of data that can be introspected, composed, and sent over a wire.

This library encourages you to describe motion as data, or what we call plans. Plans are committed to a runtime. A runtime coordinates the creation of performers, objects responsible for translating plans into concrete execution.

Usage

import { Runtime } from 'material-motion-runtime';

const runtime = new Runtime();
const element = document.getElementById('some-element');

runtime.addPlan({
  plan: new ImaginarySpringPlan({
    propertyName: 'translateX',
    destination: 100,
  }),
  target: element,
});

See also the Runtime specification in the Starmap.

API

To encourage code readability, we follow the named arguments pattern: each function takes a single object literal. Internally, we destructure that object to read a function's arguments.

Runtime

  • new Runtime()
    • isActive
      • true if any of the known performers have indicated that they are active.
    • addPlan({ plan, target })
      • The runtime will find a performer to handle the given plan. If there's already an instance of that performer operating on a target, it will be passed the plan. If not, one will be created and then passed the plan.
    • addActivityListener({ listener })
      • The provided listener will be called each time runtime.isActive changes. isActive will be passed to the listener. It will not be called until isActive changes.
      • listener({ isActive })
    • removeActivityListener({ listener })
      • The provided listener will no longer be called when isActive changes.

Installation

yarn add material-motion-runtime

License

Apache 2.0