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runfor

v1.0.0

Published

Run a performant function for a period of time

Downloads

3

Readme

runFor(fn, ms)

npm version

Run a performant function for a period of time

Run requestAnimationFrame for the specified duration.

Install

npm install --save runfor

or

yarn add runfor

Usage

runFor(progressFn, msDuration);

Example

import runFor from 'runfor';

function moveX(progress) {
	// Move right 200px
  div.style.transform = `translateX(${progress * 200}px`;
}

// Run moveX for 1sec with a progress between 0 and 1.
runFor(p => moveX(p), 1000);

Check the examples/ folder to see full examples.

API

Optionally you can stop or start the animation with this functions:

const runner = runFor(fn, 1000);

runner.toggle()
runner.stop()
runner.start()

.stop()

Stops the animation.

.start()

Starts the animation keeping the previous progress.

.toggle()

Toggle start / stop.

.restart()

Restart animation from the beginning

Development

yarn install

yarn run dev

Test

yarn test