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@dudadev/duda-animation-manager
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npm i @dudadev/duda-animation-manager
import { DudaAnimationManager } from '@dudadev/duda-animation-manager';
const dam = new DudaAnimationManager();
const bounceIn = dam.createAnimation({
effect: 'bounce-in', // D.A.M comes with some built-in effects, custom effects can be defined
trigger: 'entrance', // 'entrance' / 'always' / 'hover' / 'viewport' / 'mouse-proximity'
options: {} // duration, delay, loop, reverse, yoyo, easing, and more...
// some options (mentioned here) are available to all animations
// but custom options can be defined on the effect level (e.g. some builtin effects supports the 'intensity' option)
});
const instance = bounceIn.apply(targetElement || selector);
const instance = dam.animate(targetElement || selector)({
effect: 'bounce-in',
trigger: 'entrance'
});
instance.play();
instance.pause();
instance.seek(time); // seconds
bounceIn.setTrigger('viewport');
bounceIn.setEffect('fade-in');
bounceIn.setOptions({duration: 5, reverse: true}); // all options available when creating an animation
// Some basic options have a sugar syntax for that:
bounceIn.setDuration(5);
bounceIn.setDelay(2);
bounceIn.reverse();
// If you "lost" a reference for the animation, and have only an instance,
// you can get the instance's animation with:
instance.getAnimation();
// create 3 animations:
const bounceIn = dam.createAnimation({
trigger: 'entrance',
effect: 'bounce-in'
});
const fadeIn = dam.createAnimation({
effect: 'fade-in',
options: {duration: .6}
// no need for 'trigger', since bounceIn will be the first animation in our composition,
// so it's trigger will be the trigger for the whole composition
});
const rotate = dam.createAnimation({
effect: 'rotate-in',
options: {intensity: .1}
// no need for 'trigger', for same reason
});
// mix them all into a single animation (run parallel)
const mix = dam.mix([bounceIn, fadeIn, rotate]);
// the returned value is an Animation object, so you can do with it everything you can do with Animation (e.g. apply(someElement))
// join them all into a single animation (run sequentially)
const joined = dam.join([bounceIn, fadeIn, rotate]);
// again, the joined const will be an Animation object
// After composition has been created,
// you can change individual animation's options,
// and see how it affects the composition
fadeIn.setDelay(1)
rotate.setOptions({intensity: 5})
bounceIn.setOptions({from: 'right'})
// define a simple border color tween effect with custom from/to options
dam.defineEffect('my-border-color-effect', {
defaultOptions: {
fromColor: '#0000FF00', // transparent blue
toColor: '#00F' // blue
},
tween: ({fromColor, toColor}) => ({
start: {'border-color': fromColor},
end: {'border-color': toColor}
})
});
// then you can use it, just like all other effects:
const borderChange = dam.createAnimation({
effect: 'my-border-color-effect',
trigger: 'entrance',
options: { fromColor: '#222222', toColor: '#ABCDEF'}
});
- DudaAnimationManager
- createAnimation(animationDescriptor) : Animation
- animate(element | selector)(animation | animationDescriptor) : AnimationInstance
- mix(animationsArray | animationDescriptorsArray) : Animation
- join(animationsArray | animationDescriptorsArray) : Animation
- defineEffect(name, effectDescriptor)
- composeTimelines(compositionObject, compositionType) : Timeline
- getInstancesByElement(element) : Array.of(AnimationInstance)
- getInstancesByAnimation(animation) : Array.of(AnimationInstance)
- getInstancesByTrigger(trigger) : Array.of(AnimationInstance)
- getInstancesByEffect(effect) : Array.of(AnimationInstance)
- getAllEffectNames() : Array.of(effectNames)
- getOptionsForEffect(effectName, showAll = false) : Object
- reset()
- cleanDOM()
- removeAll()
- setEngine('scenejs' | 'animejs')
- destroy()
- Animation
- apply(element | selector) : AnimationInstance
- setEffect(effect)
- setTrigger(trigger)
- setDuration(duration)
- setDelay(delay)
- setName(name)
- setOptions({...options})
- reverse()
- getOptions() : optionsObject
- getOption(optionName) : optionValue
- getDuration() : Number (seconds)
- getDelay() : Number (seconds)
- getName() : String
- getTrigger() : String
- getDescriptor() : Object
- getController() : ReactiveController *** This needs the 'extras' module to be loaded.
- join(animationsArray | animationDescriptorsArray) : Animation
- mix(animationsArray | animationDescriptorsArray) : Animation
- contains(animation) : Boolean
- getChild(index | name) : Animation
- getSub(name) : Animation
- insertChild(animation, index)
- insertChildAfter(animation, insertAfter)
- removeChild(animation | name)
- showComposition() *** This needs the 'extras' module to be loaded.
- createVariation() : Animation
- clone() : Animation
- getOriginal() : Animation
- resetAllInstances()
- writeDescriptorToElement()
- AnimationInstance
- play()
- pause()
- pauseOnIterationEnd()
- seek(time)
- isPlaying() : Boolean
- getTime() : Number
- whenFinsihed(callback)
- getAnimation() : Animation
- separate() : AnimationInstance
- reset()
- writeDescriptorToElement()
- cleanElement()
- remove()
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Duda Animation Manager
The npm package @dudadev/duda-animation-manager receives a total of 15 weekly downloads. As such, @dudadev/duda-animation-manager popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dudadev/duda-animation-manager demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 11 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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