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transition-event

v1.0.0

Published

Transition event handlers for value-event

Downloads

8

Readme

transition-event Build Status

CSS Transition handlers for value-event

Install

$ npm install --save transition-event

Usage

var transitionEndEvent = require('transition-event')
var h = require('virtual-dom/h')

h('div', {
  'ev-transitionend': transitionEvent.end(transitionEndHandler)
})

API

transitionEvent.start(handler, [data], [options]) -> function

transitionEvent.end(handler, [data], [options]) -> function

handler

Required Type: function

The handler to call when the element receives the specified animation event.

By default, the handler will only be called for transitions happening directly on the given element, not events bubbled from children. See options.allowBubble below.

data

Type: object Default: {}

Data to pass to the handler. This will be extended with:

time

Type: number

The transition duration in seconds, read from the event's elapsedTime.

options

Type: object Default: {}

allowBubble

Type: boolean Default: false

Whether to allow transition events bubbled from children. By default, events bubbled from children do not cause the handler to be called.

License

MIT © Andrew Joslin