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react-shake-effect
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A React component for applying customizable oscillating motion effects to HTML elements.
Shake is a React component that applies a linear or axial oscillation effect to any HTML target element. The effect can be applied to any axis (x, y, z) of a target for a set duration and has the ability to be dampened. The effect is easily configured and controlled with 5 parameters such as amplitude and frequency. The effect adjusts a target's transform property to achieve the desired result without disrupting the target's original transform state. This makes possible deploying the effect to an existing HTML element without having to refactor original HTML topography or CSS treatments. The end result is an easy way to add subtle visual effects to predesigned elements or elements in need of emphasis or attention. The component targets a single child and applies the effect via the applyShake() method. Callback properties for Ready, Start, Change, and Complete are provided.
See the demo at http://www.uismithing.com/main/shake.
https://github.com/uismithing/react-shake-effect
npm install react-shake-effect -s
import Shake from "react-shake-effect"
<Shake id="linear-yaxis-container" ref="linearyaxis" {...linearaxisProfile}>
<div id="shake-cardtarget-linearyaxis-container" className="shake-cardtarget"></div>
</Shake>
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A React component for applying customizable oscillating motion effects to HTML elements.
The npm package react-shake-effect receives a total of 4 weekly downloads. As such, react-shake-effect popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-shake-effect demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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