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Rekapi is a keyframe animation library for JavaScript. It gives you an API for:
Rekapi is renderer-agnostic. At its core, Rekapi does not perform any
rendering. However, it does expose an API for defining renderers, and comes
bundled with renderers for the HTML DOM and HTML5 2D <canvas>
.
Rekapi officially supports Evergreen browsers.
npm install --save rekapi
First, install the dependencies via npm like so:
npm install
Once those are installed, you can generate dist/rekapi.js
with:
npm run build
To run the tests in CLI:
npm test
To generate the documentation (dist/doc
):
npm run doc
To generate, live-update, and view the documentation in your browser:
npm run doc:live
To start a development server:
npm start
Once that's running, you can run the tests at http://localhost:9010/test/ and view the documentation at http://localhost:9010/dist/doc/.
Rekapi exposes a UMD module, so you can load it however you like:
// ES6
import { Rekapi, Actor } from 'rekapi';
Or:
// AMD
define(['rekapi'], rekapi => { });
Or even:
// CommonJS
const rekapi = require('rekapi');
Take a peek at the Network page to see all of the Rekapi contributors.
Rekapi is distributed under the MIT license. You are encouraged to use and modify the code to suit your needs, as well as redistribute it.
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A keyframe animation library for JavaScript
The npm package rekapi receives a total of 126 weekly downloads. As such, rekapi popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that rekapi 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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