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Scrollreveal-Rails

A Ruby wrapper to integrate scrollReveal - A small library to create and maintain how elements fade in, triggered when they enter the viewport.

See the demo application in action.

Installation

Add the gem to the Gemfile:

gem "scrollreveal-rails"    

Usage

Add ScrollReveal to your JS Append the following lines to your app/assets/javascripts/application.js file:

//= require scrollReveal

$(function() {
  window.scrollReveal = new scrollReveal();
});

Basic Usage

In your view *.html.erb or *.html.haml

<!-- Reveal using defaults. -->
scroll_reveal content: 'Holla!'

But wait! It’s more fun if you define your own reveal animation parameters, which you can do using using natural, declarative language:

<!-- Reveal using custom parameters. -->
scroll_reveal content: 'Foo', animation: 'enter left and move 50px over 1.33s'
scroll_reveal content: 'Bar', animation: 'enter from the bottom after 1s'
scroll_reveal content: 'Baz' animation: 'wait 2.5s and then ease-in-out 100px'

Getting Started

What you enter into the data-scrollReveal attribute is parsed for specific words:

  • keywords that expect to be followed by a value.

  • fillers as natural language sugar. (optional)
Keywords and Values

These specific keyword / value pairs allow you to describe basic reveal animation behavior.


keyword: enter — Controls the vector origin of your reveal animation.
value: top | right | bottom | left

Example:

<!-- Reveal your element with a downward motion. -->

scroll_reveal content: 'Foo', animation: 'enter top'

keyword: move — The distance your revealing element travels.
value: [ integer ]px.

Example:

scroll_reveal content: 'Foo', animation: 'move 24px'

keyword: over — The duration of your reveal animation.
value: [ decimal ]s

Example:

scroll_reveal content: 'Foo', animation: 'over 1.66s'

keyword: after/wait — The duration before your reveal begins.
value: [ decimal ]s

Example:

<!-- Both are accepted. -->

scroll_reveal content: 'Mel', animation: 'after 0.33s'
scroll_reveal content: 'Mel', animation: 'wait 0.33s'

####Combining Keyword/Value Pairs You can easily combine the above pairs to create more dynamic reveal animations.

Example:

scroll_reveal content: 'Foo', animation: 'enter top move 50px'
scroll_reveal content: 'Bar', animation: 'enter top move 50px, after 0.3s'
scroll_reveal content: 'Baz', animation: 'enter top move 50px, after 0.6s'
scroll_reveal content: 'Mel', animation: 'enter top move 50px, after 0.9s'

####Passing Blocks You can easily pass a block too.

Example:

scroll_reveal animation: 'enter top move 50px' do 
  image_tag 'foo.jpg'
end
Fillers (optional)

You can use conjoining filler words for more readable language.

  • from
  • the
  • and
  • then
  • but
  • with
  • ,

Example:

<!-- These 4 lines are equivalent. -->

scroll_reveal content: 'Foo', animation: 'wait 0.3s, then enter left and move 40px over 2s'
scroll_reveal content: 'Bar', animation: 'enter from the left after 0.3s, move 40px, over 2s'
scroll_reveal content: 'Baz', animation: 'enter left move 40px over 2s after 0.3s'
scroll_reveal content: 'Mel', animation: 'enter left, move 40px, over 2s, wait 0.3s'

Licensing

The gem itself is released under the MIT license

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Package last updated on 23 Feb 2014

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