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vue-aos

v3.1.0

Published

A Vue directive to add Animation on scroll to a HTML element.

Downloads

1,082

Readme

Vue Aos

A Vue directive to add Animation on scroll to a HTML element.

Breaking changes

  • use vitejs
  • remove component version (useless)
  • remove visibility props
  • threshold default value to 0
  • add .once modifiers
  • add css variable --isIntersecting (1|0)
  • add selector properties for apply IntersectionObserver to children selector (example: v-vue-aos="{selector: 'li'}")

Table of content

Introduction

The IntersectionObserver is an amazing API which allows you to observe one or more HTMLElement for when it has entered or left the viewport.

This API has many use cases like, infinite-scroll, lazy-loading or animations when an element enters the viewport.

When an element enters in the viewport, the animation start.

Demo

Demo

Installation

Simply install using your favorite package manager 🔥

NPM

npm install vue-aos --save

Yarn

yarn add vue-aos
import Vue from 'vue'
import VueAos from 'vue-aos'
Vue.use(VueAos)

Usage

.vue

<template>
  <main>
    <div v-vue-aos="{animationClass:'fadeIn animated'}">{{ msg }}</div>
    <div v-vue-aos.once="{animationClass:'fadeIn animated'}">{{ msg }}</div>
  </main>
</template>

Properties

| Property | Type | Default | Required | Description | | ---------- | ----------- | ----------------- | -------- | ---------------------------------------- | | animationClass | String | '' | no | CSS animation class | threshold | Number | 0 | no | MDN docs | | root | HTMLElement | null | no | MDN docs | | rootMargin | String | 0px 0px 0px 0px | no | MDN docs | | selector | String | 'li' | no | Apply to query selector | animationstart | IntersectionObserverEntry | Event fired when animation start | | animationend | IntersectionObserverEntry | Event fired when animation end |

Modifiers

| once | boolean | false | no | Once time animation.

When HTML element "isIntersecting", the directive set on element a css variable --isIntersect to 1 otherwise to 0. It is useful when you want to use transition animation. Thanks to (https://twitter.com/jh3yy/status/1558551933064884225?t=JxoTN-eGP-EkmAkDcdreeg&s=08)