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react-scrolling-effects

v0.5.0

Published

A simple, customizable and easy-to-use React package to make scroll animation with over 20 types

Downloads

2

Readme

React Scrolling Effects

This is a React implementation that simulates 20 scrolling types. It's a simple, customizable, and easy-to-use package.

Demo

Demo gif

Getting Started

Use your favorite package manager to install react-scrolling-effects.

npm install react-scrolling-effects
# or
yarn add react-scrolling-effects

Import the scroll function and an effect that you like (in this example, we're gonna use smoothstep effect):

import { scroll, smoothstep } from "react-scrolling-effects";

Link it to a component click event:

<Example 
    onClick={() => scroll(".my-target", {
         container: "#my-container",
         duration: 1000,
         effect: smoothstep
    })}
/>

It will make the #my-container scroll to .my-target location using smoothstep effect and make this animation adapt to a timestamp of 1s (1000ms).

  • Note that any CSS selector can be used to address both container and target, not only classes or ids.

In case you want to scroll the whole user's view, not only a specific container, then you can omit container prop:

<Example 
    onClick={() => scroll(".my-target", {
         // container: "#my-container",
         // now, container will be equivalent to document
         duration: 1000,
         effect: smoothstep
    })}
/>

Alternatively, you can also make it scroll some pixels instead of to a specific element:

  • Scroll down 500px:
<Example 
    onClick={() => scroll(500, /* replace the string with a number */{
         duration: 1000,
         effect: smoothstep
    })}
/>
  • Scroll up 500px:
<Example 
    onClick={() => scroll(-500, {
         duration: 1000,
         effect: smoothstep
    })}
/>

API

Required props

  • target: String or Number. When a string, it's a CSS selector that points to a DOM element to which the page will be scrolled. When a number, it will scroll n pixels, as the provided number.

All props

  • container: String. The element that will be used to scroll. Default: If left empty, it will be equivalent to the whole user's view.
  • duration: Number. The time in milliseconds that the scrolling animation will take to finish. Default: 500ms.
  • effect: func = (x: Number) => Number. You need to import an animation effect from the library and input it in effect prop. You may also create custom scrolling effects if you want. Default: Smoothstep.
  • yAxis: Boolean. Check if the container will be scrolled vertically/on the y-axis. Default: true.
  • xAxis: Boolean. Check if the container will be scrolled horizontally/on the x-axis. Default: false.

Effects

  • smoothstep;
  • easeInBack, easeOutBack and easeInOutBack;
  • easeInBounce, easeOutBounce and easeInOutBounce;
  • easeInCirc, easeOutCirc and easeInOutCirc;
  • easeInCubic, easeOutCubic and easeInOutCubic;
  • easeInElastic, easeOutElastic and easeInOutElastic;
  • easeInQuint, easeOutQuint and easeInOutQuint;
  • easeInSine, easeOutSine and easeInOutSine.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT