@hirasso/swup
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Complete, flexible, extensible and easy to use page transition library for your web.
Complete, flexible, extensible, and easy-to-use page transition library for your server-side rendered website.
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Swup is a library that helps you add page transitions to server-side rendered websites. It handles the complete lifecycle of a page visit by intercepting link clicks, loading the new page in the background, replacing the content and transitioning between the old and the new page.
Its goal is to make adding transitions to a site as simple as possible, while providing lots of other quality-of-life improvements.
Take a look at Sites using swup for more examples.
If you're having trouble implementing swup, check out the Common Issues section of the docs, look at closed issues or create a new discussion.
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[3.0.3] - 2023-01-27
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Versatile and extensible page transition library for server-rendered websites
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