
A modern and developer-friendly, scroll-triggered animation JavaScript library for the web & mobile.
It enables you to animate any elements using custom CSS animations when they come into view.
How to use it:
1. Install and import the module.
# NPM $ npm i onscroll-animation
import OnScrollAnimation from "onscroll-animation";
2. Or include the bundled JavaScript file on the page.
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3. Create a new instance of the OnScrollAnimation and define your own CSS animations for each element as follows:
var animate = new OnScrollAnimation({
".element1": {
parameters: {
animationDuration: "1s",
animationDelay: "2s",
animationFillMode: "forwards",
animationTimeFunction: "ease-in",
pixelCorrection: "-200px",
run: "once",
// more CSS animation properties here
},
to: ["transform: translateX(-150px)"]
},
"element2": {
from: ["left: -600px"],
to: { left: "0px" }
},
".element3": {
from: ["right: -600px"],
to: ["right: 0px"]
},
// more elements here
});4. Start tracking the scroll event and apply the animations to the elements when they’re scrolled into view.
animate.init();
5. Pass animation parameters globally using the defaultParams method.
animate.defaultParams([ "animation-duration: 1s", "animation-delay: 2s", "animation-fill-mode: forwards", "animation-time-function: ease-in", "pixel-correction: -200px", "run: once", // ... ]);
6. You can also apply custom animations to elements directly using CSS @keyframes.
.custom {
animation: customAnimation 1s forwards;
}
@keyframes customAnimation {
from {
...
}
to {
...
}
}const animate = new OnScrollAnimation({
".element1": {
css: "custom"
}
});






