Heavily inspired by React Motion. The <Transition> component will proxy props to a single functional child. When Transition receives new props it will interpolate values on each animation frame until complete or interrupted.

The props object can be any object permitted by d3.interpolateObject. In practice this allows for transitions of numbers, arrays, colors (as understood by CSS) and much more.

Getting started

Install react-prop-transition using npm.

npm install react-prop-transition --save

Usage

import Transition from 'react-prop-transition';

<Transition props={{number: 0}}
            duration={400}
            easing="cubic" >
  {(props) => <span>{props.number}</span>}
</Transition>

Api

| Props | Description | |:---|:---| | props | The props object to be eased. Permitted values can be numbers, colors, arrays, dates and strings with a numerical element. #d3.interpolateObject | | easing (optional) | Specifies the easing function as a string. Permitted options | | duration (optional) | The easing duration in ms |