slide-animator
v1.0.4
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Slide Animator is a JavaScript module that helps with animating the sliding of HTML elements.
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Slide Animator
This module provides three functions for creating sliding animations with CSS transitions: slideUp
, slideDown
, and slideToggle
.
Installation
To install Slide Animator, run the following command:
// NPM
npm install slide-animator
// Yarn
yarn add slide-animator
// PNPM
pnpm add slide-animator
Usage
To use Slide Animator, import the slideUp(), slideDown() and slideToggle() functionalities from the slide-animator package, and then call them with the element and time arguments to animate the element. For example:
import { slideUp, slideDown, slideToggle } from 'slide-animator';
const element = document.querySelector('#my-element');
const time = 200; // time in milliseconds
slideUp(element, time);
slideDown(element, time);
slideToggle(element, time);
slideUp(target, duration)
Slides an element up by setting its height, margin, and padding to 0 over a specified duration.
Arguments
target
- The element to slide up. This must be anHTMLElement
.duration
- The duration of the slide transition in milliseconds. This defaults to 300ms if not specified.
slideDown(target, duration, displayProp)
Slides an element down by setting its height
and spacings to their original values over a specified duration.
Arguments
target
- The element to slide down. This must be anHTMLElement
.duration
- The duration of the slide transition in milliseconds. This defaults to 300ms if not specified.displayProp
- The CSS display property to use when sliding down the element. This defaults to "block" if not specified.
slideToggle(target, duration, displayProp)
Toggles the visibility of an element by sliding it up or down.
Arguments
target
- The element to slide up or down. This must be anHTMLElement
.duration
- The duration of the slide transition in milliseconds. This defaults to 300ms if not specified.displayProp
- The CSS display property to use when sliding down the element. This defaults to "block" if not specified.