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@unseenco/taxi
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A modern page transition library which supports routing, preloading, and additional script reloading.
Taxi.js is the spiritual successor to Highway.js.
npm i @unseenco/taxi
or yarn add @unseenco/taxi
Taxi is a js library for adding AJAX navigation and beautiful transitions to your website.
It was designed as a drop-in replacement for Highway.js which is sadly no longer maintained.
stopPropagation
without hacksdata-taxi
, data-taxi-view
, data-taxi-ignore
are to be used instead of data-router-wrapper
, data-router-view
, data-router-disabled
respectively.attach
and detach
are no longer methods - link clicks are listened to via delegation so these are no longer needed.redirect
is now navigateTo
as "redirect" felt weird as a method name!initialLoad
methodfrom.remove()
in your transitions.FAQs
A modern page transition library which supports routing, preloading, and additional script reloading.
The npm package @unseenco/taxi receives a total of 198 weekly downloads. As such, @unseenco/taxi popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @unseenco/taxi demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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