onedionys-animation-library
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One Dionys (Animation Library) - A collection of animation functions or effects to add interactivity to DOM elements.
A collection of animation functions or effects to add interactivity to DOM elements. 💖
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const element = document.getElementById('animated-element');
// Fade in animation
AnimationLibrary.fadeIn(element, 1000)
.then(() => {
console.log('Fade in animation completed!');
});
// Fade out animation
AnimationLibrary.fadeOut(element, 1000)
.then(() => {
console.log('Fade out animation completed!');
});
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One Dionys (Animation Library) - A collection of animation functions or effects to add interactivity to DOM elements.
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