react-transitions
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A collection of transitions to animate React components when they enter or leave the DOM.
Check out the live demo for available built-in animations.
npm install -s react-transitions
import ReactTransitions from 'react-transitions';
If your project has set up appropriate CSS loaders, just import the CSS
import 'react-transitions/dist/animations.css';
If you need to include the stylesheet otherwise, associate the file here.
<ReactTransitions
transition="move-to-left-move-from-right"
width={ 600 }
height={ 300 }
>
{/* The child element put here changes with animation. */}
<img key="uniqueKey" src="..." />
</ReactTransitions>
ReactTransitions Props | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
transition | string, required | See transitions |
width | number (in px) or string, required | |
height | number (in px) or string, required | |
childern | element, or null | Restricted to a single element in that it is animated as a whole. |
This package comes with a set of animated transitions out of the box. ReactTransitions.Transitions
makes a list of their names. Each name is a string to be supplied to transition
prop of ReactTransitions
.
Here are a few of the names for illustration:
There are some more options ready for you. Either make use of the demo page to see the full list, or dump
the contents of ReactTransitions.Transitions
which should always be up-to-date.
The CSS aminations used in this package are based on resources on Codrops with adequate adoption for React. Thanks for the awesome creation shared by Codrops.
MIT. See LICENSE.md for details.
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A collection of animated transitions when React components enter or leave the DOM.
The npm package react-transitions receives a total of 449 weekly downloads. As such, react-transitions popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that react-transitions 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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