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simple-css-animations

v0.1.3

Published

A simple css animation helper (animista based)!

Downloads

1

Readme

What are we talking about

We are talking about a CSS helper for simple animations. Its based upon Animista.net content and let you apply animation to your html elements simply adding a combination of classes

How to install

npm install simple-css-animations

How to use

Method 1: add the following in your index.html

<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="./node_modules/simple-css-animations/index.css">

or Method 2: you can include the css file in your style

@import "./node_modules/simple-css-animations/index.css"

Example

Use a combination of classes in order to apply your desired animation

<h2 class="ani-text-focus-in ani-2000 ani-fill-forwards ani-delay-1000">Hello!</h2>

Available Classes

  • ani-{name} Specifies the animation name

    • name is one of those available in https://animista.net/

    • examples: "ani-scale-up-center", "ani-flip-in-hor-bottom", "ani-slide-in-elliptic-top-bck"

  • ani-{duration} Specifies the animation duration in ms

    • duration is a number multiple of 100

    • min: 100

    • max: 10000

    • examples: "ani-100", "ani-3300", "ani-4200"

  • ani-delay-{delay} Specifies the animation delay in ms

    • delay is a number multiple of 100

    • min: 100

    • max: 10000

    • examples: "ani-delay-200", "ani-delay-3200", "ani-delay-5200"

  • ani-direction-{direction} Specifies the animation direction

    • direction can be : normal, reverse, alternate, alternate-reverse, initial, inherit

    • examples: "ani-direction-normal", "ani-direction-alternate", "ani-direction-alternate-reverse"

  • ani-count-{count} Specifies the animation iteration count

    • count can be : 1, 2, .., 100, infinite, initial, inherit

    • examples: "ani-count-10", "ani-count-infinite", "ani-count-2"

  • ani-timing-{timing} Specifies the animation timing function

    • timing can be : linear, ease, ease-in, ease-out, ease-in-out, step-start, step-end, initial, inherit

    • examples: "ani-timing-ease-in", "ani-timing-linear", "ani-timing-ease-in-out"

  • ani-fill-{fill} Specifies the animation fill mode

    • fill can be : none, forwards, backwards, both, initial, inherit

    • examples: "ani-fill-backwards", "ani-fill-forwards", "ani-fill-none"

License

MIT @ Davide Turrini (davide-turrini)

(Please note: This is my third try to publish something on npm! Any kind of feedback or contribution is more than welcome)