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swively

v1.0.4

Published

A javascript class that adds a swivel hover effect to anything.

Downloads

26

Readme

swively

A javascript class that adds a swivel hover effect to anything.

Installation

NPM

npm i swively --save

Yarn

yarn add swively

and then in your code, import it:

import Swively from 'swively';

Usage

The element that will receive the swivel hover effect must have a dedicated container for this effect to work.
example:

<div id="container">
    <div id="swivel-card">...</div>
</div>
let container = document.getElementById('container');
let card = document.getElementById('swivel-card');
let swivel = new Swively(container, card, {
    perspective: 25,
    transition: 500
});

API

You can change a few parameters on the fly :

swively.setPerspective(amount)

Sets the css perspective rule on the container element.
Lower values result in a bigger perspective effect.

swively.setTransformOrigin(origin)

Sets the css transform-origin rule on the inner element.

swively.setTransition(duration)

Sets the css transition-duration rule on the inner element, in ms.

swively.setTransform(x, y)

Sets the swivel transform effect. The x value corresponds to the css transform rotateX rule, and the y is rotateY.

swively.reset()

Resets the inner element to the default look, without a swivel effect.