react-animate-components-ts

Fill your simply looking webistes with awesome animations with react-animate-components-ts 🚀 Easy to use animation component library where you can find tons of animation components in the upcoming versions of this package for now we introduced some incredible animation components or wrappers that animate components of your page smoothly with an eye caching transitions!

npm

npm install react-animate-components-ts

yarn

yarn add react-animate-components-ts

The library comes with two unique category based animation components:

• Auto/Inview based animation components
• Scroll based animation components

App.jsx

import { Fill, Reveal, SlideIn, FadeIn } from "react-animate-components-ts";

const App = () => {
 // not the entrire code this exmaple only shows the animation added to the text or comoponent which are wrapped with the components that comes from react-animate-components-ts package imported above!
 return (
      <Reveal overlayBg={"var(--main-color)"} delay={0.5}>
        <b>One stop&nbsp;platform,</b>
      </Reveal>
      <Fill delay={1} overlayBg={"var(--bg)"}>
        <p>To discover stories and creative ideas for developers!</p>
      </Fill>
      <SlideIn from="right" right={100} type="tween" duration={1} delay={1.2}>
        <h1 className={styles.featuredHeading}>
          Top Story: The Highlight of the Week!
        </h1>
      </SlideIn>
      <FadeIn delay={1}>
        <HeroPostCard/>
      <FadeIn/>
   )
};

import React from "react";
import styles from "./page.module.css";
import { TextReveal } from "react-animate-components-ts";
const words = [
  "<span style='color:#ff3f3f'>Text</span>",
  "<span style='color:#ff3f3f'>reveal</span>",
  "animations",
  "add",
  "a",
  "captivating",
  "flair",
  "to",
  "websites",
  "gradually",
  "unveiling",
  "content",
  "in",
  "an",
  "engaging",
  "manner",
  "These",
  "animations",
  "intrigue",
  "users",
  "drawing",
  "attention",
  "to",
  "key",
  "information",
  "and",
  "creating",
  "memorable",
  "browsing",
  "experiences",
];

const page = () => {
  return (
    <div className={styles.page}>
      <h1 style={{ fontSize: "3rem" }}>
        <TextReveal delay={0} words={words} />
      </h1>
    </div>
  );
};

export default page;

Listed are the Auto/Inview based animation components

<FadeIn/> <Pop/> <TextReveal/> <Fill/> <Reveal/> <SlideIn/>

  children: React.ReactNode;
  overlayBg: string;
  revealInView?: true | false;
  animateOnce?: true | false;
  delay?: number;
  duration?: number;
  animateFrom?: true | false;
  from: string;
  left: number;
  right: number;
  type: string;
  origin: string;
  iPop:number;

? indicates not required or optional property

1. children: Your component to animate should wrapped around react-animate-components-ts

2. overlayBg: background color for Fill & Reveal components

   • Fill: overlayBg or background-color should match the background of the parent component to get the fill animation effect

   • Reveal: overlayBg or background-color should not match the background of the parent component to see the reveal animation effect

3. revealInView ?: By providing true to this prop indicates animation should starts when only the component visible in the view and for false animation will takes places regardless of the component visibility in the viewport - default value is set to true

4. animateOnce ?: This property controls when the animation should occasionally trigger when set to true the component will animate everytime when it comes into viewport and if false the component will animate once when it is being first time visible in viewport Note this prop is only acceptable when revealInView prop is set to true

5. duration ?: Duration of animation in number will be count in seconds

6. delay ?: Delay for the animation in number starts will be count in seconds

7. animateFrom ? : Special prop for Fill component which controls the direction from where the the component should start fill animation accepts only 2 values: "left" or "right" and default is set to "left" fill animation will begin from "left" direction

8. from: Special prop for SlideIn component initiate slide animation either from "left" or "right" from the below two props one of the prop is required* when from value is given!

   • left when from = "left" : Initial position of component from left value should a positive number

   • right when from = "right" : Initial position of component from right value should a positive number

9. type: Special prop for SlideIn component accepts any one value from the below ones!

   • tween: Gaves fade effect while sliding in

   • spring: Gaves stretchy/springy animation effect while sliding in

10. origin ?: Special prop for Pop component to set the origin of Pop animation!

    • Predifined values: "center" | "bottom" | "top" | "left" | "right" | "bottom left" | "bottom right" | "top left" | "top right" | `${number} ${number}`;

    • where ${number} ${number}: sepcifies customs values you can pass to set the origin of the element that will animate or pop For Eg: 0% 50%

    • When you pass a custom value like 0% 50% to origin prop, it means you are specifying the X and Y co-ordinates of the origin point relative to the width and height of the element

11. delayPerWord ?: Special prop for TextReveal component to delay of each word of type number that are passed as props

12. iPop ? : Special prop for Pop component, Specifies Initial Pop (how much the component initially scale down or low in size) value of the component excepted values ranges between 0 - 1

For now we introduced 3 basic scroll components:

• <Grow/>
• <Skate/>
• <ProgressBar/>

Example with <Grow/> component

App.jsx

import { Grow } from "react-animate-components-ts";

<div className={styles.posts}>
  {posts?.map((post, i) => {
    return (
      <Grow origin="top left" iGrow={0.7}>
        {" "}
        // iGrow(0.7) = Shirk 70% initially and then grow to 100%
        <BlogCard post={post} key={post._id} />
      </Grow>
    );
  })}
</div>;

Noticed Something 👀

Example with <Skate/> component!

App.jsx

import { Skate } from "react-animate-components-ts";

<div className={styles.posts}>
  {posts?.map((post, i) => {
    return (
      <Skate iSkate={100 * Math.pow(-1, i + 1)}>
        <BlogCard post={post} key={post._id} />
      </Skate>
    );
  })}
</div>;

// Note:

// here iSkate value is provided 100 but it is multipled by (-1) to the power (i + 1) which results in alternate negative/positive values due to which each component adjusted itself by 100px & -100px initialy from x-axixs alternately!

Again 👀

 children: React.ReactNode;
  iFade?: number;
  duration?: number;
  iGrow?:number;
  iSkate?:number;
  start?: number;
  end?: number;
  origin?:string;

? indicates not required or optional property

1. children: Your component to animate should wrapped around the animation components that comes straight from react-animate-components-ts

2. iFade: Initial opacity of the component excepted values ranges between 0 - 1

3. iGrow ? : Special prop for Grow component, Specifies Initial grow/shrink value of the component excepted values ranges between 0 - 1

4. iSkate ? : Special prop for Skate component, Specifies Initial x position of the component value can any number between -Infinity - Infinity depending on at what position do you want to start skating on x-axis

5. start ?: Value that specifies the percentage at which the animation should begin when the component becomes exposed or visible in the view. For example, if the start is set to 0.2, it means the animation will begin transitioning when it is 20% visible on the screen while scrolling. Its default value is 0.1, indicating that the animation starts when the component is 10% visible on the screen.

6. end ?: Specifies the percentage of the component visibility at which the animation should end

   • Note: start value should be less < then end value!

7. origin ?: Special prop for Grow component specifies the origin from which the component should begin to grow!

   •      Predifined values: "center" | "bottom" | "top" | "left" | "right" | "bottom left" | "bottom right" | "top left" | "top right" | `${number} ${number}`;
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Introduced a customizable scroll based component <ProgressBar/> which shows the scroll progress of your page

Just go & add the component into your root layout

<ProgressBar/>

import React from "react";
import { ProgressBar } from "react-animate-components-ts";

const App = () => {
  return (
    <div>
      {/* Your app component code goes here */}
      <ProgressBar bg="cyan" h={10} origin="left" position="top" />
    </div>
  );
};

export default App;

Props

| parameter | type | description | optional | | ------------ | ------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------- | | bg | string | background-color of progress bar | false | | h | number | height in px | false | | origin | string | from which posiiton the progress begins default is left | true | | position | string | position of your progress bar default is top other one is bottom | true | | top | number | value of progressBar from top in px if position value is given to top. default is 0 | true | | bottom | number | value of progressBar from bottom in px if position value is given to bottom. default is 0 | true | | showTrack | boolean | toggle progressbar track visibility | true | | trackColor | string | trackcolor default = #f0f2f6 | true |

updated versions will be published soon...

Happy hacking

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