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@react-spring/shared
Advanced tools
@react-spring/shared is a utility package that provides shared functionalities for the react-spring animation library. It includes various utilities and helpers that are used internally by react-spring to manage animations, handle interpolation, and manage state.
Interpolation
The interpolate function allows you to map input ranges to output ranges. In this example, the input range [0, 1] is mapped to the output range [10, 20], and the value 0.5 is interpolated to 15.
const { interpolate } = require('@react-spring/shared');
const interpolatedValue = interpolate([0, 1], [10, 20]);
console.log(interpolatedValue(0.5)); // Outputs: 15
Animation Management
The createInterpolator function is used to create custom interpolators for animations. This example demonstrates creating an interpolator that maps the range [0, 1] to [0, 100], and interpolates the value 0.5 to 50.
const { createInterpolator } = require('@react-spring/shared');
const interpolator = createInterpolator({ range: [0, 1], output: [0, 100] });
console.log(interpolator(0.5)); // Outputs: 50
State Management
The useSpring hook is used to manage the state of animations. This example shows how to initialize an animation state with an opacity of 1 and then update it to 0.
const { useSpring } = require('@react-spring/shared');
const [props, set] = useSpring(() => ({ opacity: 1 }));
set({ opacity: 0 });
console.log(props.opacity); // Outputs: 0
Framer Motion is a popular animation library for React that provides a simple API for creating animations and gestures. It offers more high-level components and hooks compared to @react-spring/shared, making it easier to create complex animations with less code.
React Motion is another animation library for React that focuses on physics-based animations. It provides a different approach to animations compared to @react-spring/shared, using spring configurations to create more natural and fluid animations.
Anime.js is a lightweight JavaScript animation library that works with any JavaScript framework, including React. It offers a wide range of animation capabilities, including CSS properties, SVG, DOM attributes, and JavaScript objects. Unlike @react-spring/shared, it is not specifically designed for React but can be integrated with it.
This package contains modules which are not imported by the main module.
@react-spring/shared/colorMatchers
Regular expressions for color strings
@react-spring/shared/colors
The dictionary of named colors and their numeric values
@react-spring/shared/normalizeColor
Converts named colors, hexadecimal colors, rgba
strings, and hsla
strings
into their numeric values
@react-spring/shared/stringInterpolation
Exports the createStringInterpolator
function (with color support)
Import @react-spring/shared
to access these named imports:
Globals
object (updated with its assign
method)createInterpolator
functionis
functions (for runtime type checks)useForceUpdate
)src/types
FAQs
Globals and shared modules
The npm package @react-spring/shared receives a total of 1,914,331 weekly downloads. As such, @react-spring/shared popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @react-spring/shared demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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