Animation

Animation allows you to animate elements. To create basic animation, use animationSimple operator.

1 - elements

let elements = [
  {
    type: "h1",       // Support p
    value: "Miami",     
    id: "#first"      
  }
];

2 - nodes

The operator generates animation property on each affected object. If we supply the target argument, this operation applies to elements whose id attributes mathch those in target array.

This animation will apply to element with id #first in this case.

let nodes = [
  {
    op: "animationSimple",
    target: ["#first"]
  }
];

This results in animation property being added to respective element. You can edit this animation as you wish.

Arguments

• keyframesOpen - set opening keyframes
• keyframesClose - set closing keyframes
• openOptions - set opening properties (duration, etc.)
• closeOptions - set closing properties
• fireAt - how much user needs to scroll before animation fires (optional)

Possible value of fireAt is extact value like 800px or inview. The inview property fires animation when it comes into view using IntersectionObserver API.

new Text("Hello").set({
  // Other properties can go here, e.g., font, size, index...
  animation: {
    op: {
      name: "animation",
      color: "green",
      width: "1px",
      fireAt: "800px",
      keyframesOpen: [
        {
          transform: "translate(100%, 0%)",
          opacity: 0
        },
        {
          transform: "translate(0%)",
          opacity: 1
        }
      ],
      keyframesClose: [
        {
          transform: "translate(0%)",
          opacity: 1
        },
        {
          transform: "translate(100%, 0%)",
          opacity: 0
        }
      ],
      openOptions: {
        duration: 300,
        fill: "forwards",
        delay: 1000
      },
      closeOptions: {
        duration: 1,
        fill: "forwards",
        delay: 1000
      }
    },
    target: ["#first"]
  }
});