Move.js is a small JavaScript library making CSS3 backed animation extremely simple and elegant.
Increment prop by val, where val is an Number (click several times).
Play
move('#example-2 .box') .add('margin-left', 200)
.end();
Decrement prop by val, where val is an Number (click several times).
Play
move('#example-3 .box') .sub('margin-left', 100)
.end();
Set animation duration to n which is a Number or a string such as "4s".
Play
move('#example-5 .box') .set('background-color',
'blue') .duration('2s') .end();
Translate x and optionally y axis. Aliased as Move#to(x[, y])
.
move('#example-6 .box') .translate(300, 80) .end();
Translate x or y axis. Aliased by Move#translateX(n)
and Move#translateY(n)
.
move('#example-7 .box') .x(300) .y(20) .end();
Skew x, and optionally y. Move#skewX(n)
and Move#skewY(n)
are also available.
move('#example-8 .box') .x(300) .skew(50) .set('height',
20) .end();
Scale the x, and optionally y axis. Move#scaleX(n)
and Move#scaleY(n)
are also available.
move('#example-9 .box') .scale(3) .end();
Use the given easing fn
.
move('#example-10 .box1').x(400).end(); move('#example-10
.box2').ease('in').x(400).end(); move('#example-10 .box3').ease('out').x(400).end();
move('#example-10 .box4').ease('in-out').x(400).end(); move('#example-10 .box5').ease('snap').x(400).end();
move('#example-10 .box6').ease('cubic-bezier(0,1,1,0)').x(400).end(); setTimeout(function(){
move('#example-10 .box1').x(0).end(); move('#example-10 .box2').x(0).end(); move('#example-10
.box3').x(0).end(); move('#example-10 .box4').x(0).end(); move('#example-10 .box5').x(0).end();
move('#example-10 .box6').x(0).end(); }, 1200);
The end()
method triggers the animation to play, optionally invoking
the callback fn when complete.
move('#example-11 .box') .set('background-color',
'red') .duration(1000) .end(function(){ move('#example-11 .box') .set('background-color',
'white') .end(); });
Set animation delay to n which is a Number or a string such as "4s".
Play
move('#example-12 .box') .set('background-color',
'blue') .delay('2s') .end();
Defer an action such as invoking a fn, end()
ing the given
Move
instance, or returning a clone for chaining. The Move#pop()
method is used to return the current Move
instance's parent in the
chain.
var moveBack = move('#example-13 .box') .set('background-color',
'white') .x(0); move('#example-13 .box') .set('background-color', 'red') .x(500)
.then(moveBack) .end(); move('#example-13 .box2') .set('background-color', 'red')
.x(500) .scale(.5) .rotate(60) .then() .rotate(30) .scale(1.5) .set('border-radius',
5) .set('background-color', 'white') .then() .set('opacity', 0) .pop() .pop() .end();
This function is used throughout move to select elements. For example if we wanted to utilize jQuery, we could re-define this function as shown below.
move.select = function(selector){ return $(selector).get(0);
};
Defaults used throughout Move, simply re-define to apply a new default.
move.defaults = { duration: 500 };
Easing function map, used by Move#ease()
to allow for move('foo').ease('in')
etc.
move.ease = { 'in': 'ease-in' , 'out': 'ease-out'
, 'in-out': 'ease-in-out' , 'snap': 'cubic-bezier(0,1,.5,1)' };
The library version in the form "MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH".
move.version = "n.n.n";