@vtbag/utensil-drawer
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Pull out just what you need to craft seamless transitions. The Utensil Drawer holds reusable functions to help you build websites with view transitions. It is a bit sparse right now, but like the one in your kitchen, it is bound to fill up over time.
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Utensil Drawer: Pick the tools you need to craft the view transitions you want!
The @vtbag website can be found at https://vtbag.dev/
Stable: declarative-names allows you to assign view transition names to a set of HTML elements, offering a more reliable and controllable alternative to view-transition-name: auto that also works for cross-document navigation.
For details see https://vtbag.dev/tools/utensil-drawer/
For details see the CHANGELOG
The Utensil Drawer holds reusable functions to help you build websites with view transitions. It is a bit sparse right now, but like the one in your kitchen, it is bound to fill up over time.
1.0.1 - 2025-02-11
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Pull out just what you need to craft seamless transitions. The Utensil Drawer holds reusable functions to help you build websites with view transitions. It is a bit sparse right now, but like the one in your kitchen, it is bound to fill up over time.
The npm package @vtbag/utensil-drawer receives a total of 112 weekly downloads. As such, @vtbag/utensil-drawer popularity was classified as not popular.
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