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react-spinnable
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A React component designed to add the ability to easily rotate a target element.
Spinnable is a React component designed to add the ability to easily rotate a target element. The motion profile consists of an axis, easing, duration, and displacement among the parameters. The Spinnable component simply wraps a single target element which then becomes spinnable. No adjustments to the original CSS or HTML topography are necessary. The motion action is accomplished by invoking the spinnableApply() and spinnableReset() methods.
See the demo at http://www.uismithing.com/main/spinnable.
https://github.com/uismithing/react-spinnable
npm install react-spinnable -s
import Spinnable from "react-spinnable"
<Spinnable id="spinnable-example-component" ref="spinnableexample" {...spinnableProfile}>
<div id="spinnable-example-container" className="spinnable-example"></div>
</Spinnable>
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A React component designed to add the ability to easily rotate a target element.
We found that react-spinnable 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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