@easylibs/animation

Animation

Introduction

The Animation is a class that provides a set of functions for handling animations on HTML elements. These functions include:

• animeIn(): Performs an "in" animation on an element, making it visible.
• animeOut(): Performs an "out" animation on an element, hiding or removing it.
• animeInOut(): Performs an "in" or "out" animation on an element based on the state of a toggle button.

Implementation Details

animeIn() Function

The animeIn() function takes an options object as its argument. The options object can contain the following properties:

• element: The HTML element on which the animation should be performed.
• animation: An object specifying the type and position of the animation.
• display: The CSS display property value to apply to the element after the animation.
• fromInToOut: A boolean value indicating whether the animation should go from "in" to "out" or vice versa.

The animeIn() function first checks if the element property is set. If it is, the function proceeds to perform the animation. The animation type and position are determined by the animation property. If the animation property is not specified, the default animation type is "fade" and the default position is "top".

The animeIn() function then checks if the display property is set. If it is, the function sets the CSS display property of the element to the specified value after the animation is complete.

animeOut() Function

The animeOut() function takes an options object as its argument. The options object can contain the following properties:

• element: The HTML element on which the animation should be performed.
• animation: An object specifying the type and position of the animation.
• display: The CSS display property value to apply to the element after the animation.
• delay: The delay in milliseconds before hiding or removing the element.
• closeButton: The close button associated with the element.
• fromInToOut: A boolean value indicating whether the animation should go from "in" to "out" or vice versa.

The animeOut() function first checks if the element property is set. If it is, the function proceeds to perform the animation.