Minimalistic CSS3 Transitions and transforms helper with feature detection and fallback
- Provides a convenient JavaScript interface for defining CSS transitions for a DOM element
- Detects vendor specific CSS properties and uses only one
- Provides fallback method for unsupported style properties
- Provides complete callback for operations after completion of transition
- Resets transition style properties after completion, because lingering transition settings tend to cause issues in some Android devices
- Transparent, no additional layer of property names
- Pure JavaScript, no library dependencies
- Optimized for speed
Basic properties can be transitioned with Transr.transition method.
Transr.transition({
el:document.body,
property:'opacity'
value:'0.5',
duration:'0.2s',
delay:'0.1s',
timingFunction:'ease',
fallback:function(){
console.log("browser does not support transitions");
},
complete:function(element, propertyName){
console.log("transition was completed," +
"either with fallback or normal method");
}
});There's also a convenience method for transforms, in which only the transitioning dimension needs to be defined. Support for 3D and 2D transforms is detected automatically.
Transr.translate({
el:document.body,
x:'50%',
y:'10%',
duration:'0.2s',
delay:'0.1s',
timingFunction:'ease',
use3d:true,
fallback:function(){
console.log("browser does not support transitions or"+
"transform:translate, we could do a jQuery animate here");
// if this function is not defined, the default fallback would be like this
if ( document.body.style.position == 'static' ) {
document.body.style.position = 'relative';
}
document.body.style.left = '50%';
document.body.style.top = 0;
},
complete:function(element, propertyName){
console.log("transition was completed,"+
"either with fallback or normal method");
}
});When transforming on touchmove/pointer event or on an animation frame, the speed of the operation is crucial. A few milliseconds can be saved by skipping the transition entirely (in contrast to using 0s duration).
Transr.translate({
el:document.body,
x:touch.diffX,
use3d:true,
immediate:true,
complete:function(element, propertyName){
console.log("Transform was immediately set and"+
"completed without going to event loop");
}
});All the other transform functions are available and work with the same parameters as the translate method.
Transr.translate({el:document.body, x:'50deg', y:40});
Transr.rotate({el:document.body, x:'50deg', y:40});
Transr.scale({el:document.body, x:0.5, y:'1.2'});
Transr.skew({el:document.body, x:10, y:'50deg'});The transforms can also be set with a more generic transform method. You can use the string value parameter to save some clock cycles, but in that case the values need to have units specified.
Transr.transform({el:document.body, translateX:'50px', translateY:40});
Transr.transform({el:document.body, rotateX:'50deg', rotateY:40});
Transr.transform({el:document.body, scaleX:0.5, scaleY:'1.2'});
Transr.transform({el:document.body, skewX:10, rotateY:'50deg', translateZ:200});
Transr.transform({el:document.body, value: "rotateY(50deg) translateZ(200px)"});There's a method for (re)setting properties immediately without transition. No hash here, to save space.
Transr.set(
document.body, // element
'transform', // property
'translate3d(0, 0, 0)', // value
'left', // fallback property
'0%' // fallback value
);And if the methods are not enough, you can just get the property and the sky will be the limit.
var prop = Transr.getStyleProperty('transform');All methods can take an array as parameter, which means that multiple separate transitions will be started at the same time. This is useful in complex animation situations. In this case the second parameter will be a default set of options that is applied to all of the transitions (overridden by the options in the first parameter).
Transr.transform([
{translateX:'50px'},
{translateY:40}
], {
el:document.body,
duration:'1s'
});
Transr.transition([
{property:'opacity', value:0.33},
{property:'background-color', value:black}
], {
el:document.body,
duration:'1s'
});| Version | Date | Changes |
|---|
0.3.9 | Nov 19, 2016 | Fix property name checking on browsers that accept prefixed prop, but fire non-prefixed
0.3.7 | Nov 7, 2014 | Add API documentation, dist files in repo and Grunt build
0.3.4 | Jan 29, 2014 | Also reset immediate transitions when transitionId is used
0.3.3 | Jan 28, 2014 | Added possibility to reset old event listeners by using transitionId parameter
0.3.2 | Dec 22, 2013 | Added option for enabling or disabling reset of transition after transitionend
0.3.1 | Dec 20, 2013 | Fix duplicate transition functions issue
0.3.0 | Oct 19, 2013 | Multiple transition support, delay and additional helpers
0.2.0 | Sep 10, 2013 | Added AMD module definition
0.1.1 | May 15, 2013 | Test for availability of 3d transforms; Immediate parameter for speeding up drag
0.1.0 | Jan 2, 2013 | Initial release
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