Author: | bnthor |
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Views Total: | 2,147 views |
Official Page: | Go to website |
Last Update: | May 28, 2021 |
License: | MIT |
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Description:
Animon.js is a tiny JavaScript library that triggers CSS animations on elements as they enter the viewport.
Based on Intersection Observer API and with no third-party libraries.
How to use it:
1. Install and import the Animon.js.
# Yarn $ yarn add animon # NPM $ npm i animon --save
// ES Module import { animon } from 'animon/dist/animon.esm.js'; // or <link rel="stylesheet" href="dist/animon.css" /> <script src="dist/animon.iife.js"></script>
2. Initialize the Animon.js.
// ES Module animon(); // Browser Animon.animon(); // Or initialize it on a specific element Animon.animon('h1');
3. Add the CSS class ‘animonItem’ to the element that you want to aniamte on scroll.
<h1 class="animonItem">Animon JavaScript Library Example</h1><
4. Determine which animation you want to use. All possible animations:
- fadeIn
- fadeInLeft (default)
- fadeInRight
- fadeInDown
- fadeInUp
- scaleUp
- scaleDown
<h1 class="animonItem">Animon JavaScript Library Example</h1> <p class="animonItem" data-effect="fadeIn">Example</p> <h2 class="animonItem" data-effect="fadeInRight">Keep Scrolling</h2> <div class="animonItem" data-effect="fadeInDown">fadeInDown</div> <div class="animonItem" data-effect="fadeInUp">fadeInDown</div> <div class="animonItem" data-effect="scaleUp">fadeInDown</div> <div class="animonItem" data-effect="scaleDown">fadeInDown</div><
5. Determine the delay & duration of the animation.
<h1 class="animonItem" data-delay="500" data-duration="5s"> Animon JavaScript Library Example </h1>
6. Add your own animations.
.animonItem[data-effect="additionalEffect"] { /* CSS Animation Here */ } .animonItem[data-effect="additionalEffect"].is-visible { /* CSS Animation Here */ }