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<AnimatedFor /> component for Leptos

FLIP animations for element and component groups inspired by Vue's <TransitionGroup>.

This crate exports a component similar to Leptos' built-in <For /> with additional properties for applying specific CSS classes to nodes that:

• are rendered for the first time

• represent already removed items

• have their positions changed due to reorder or other elements being added / removed

Each node has to be uniquely keyed, since the original <For />'s logic is used under the hood. Additionally, animations will break for unstable or duplicate keys. You can refer to the official <For /> guide for more detailed information.

Usage

view! {
    <AnimatedFor
        each=items
        key=|item| item.unique_key
        children=|item| view! { /* ... */ }
        enter_from_class="before-enter-animation"
        enter_class="enter-animation"
        move_class="move-animation"
        leave_class="leave-animation"
        appear=true
    />
}

• enter_from_class - class applied to each new element for a single tick. Then the class is removed and enter_class is inserted instead. This is useful for defining the initial state of an element (e.g. full transparency) before the enter animation starts.

• enter_class - appended to entering elements. The class is removed on a transitionend or animationend event, or if move transition is triggered before this one ends.

• move_class - active class for elements moving to their new positions. The class is removed on a transitionend or animationend event (same as enter_class). Reordering items again before they reach their destinations will overwrite the target positions.

• leave_class - removed items have their "zombie" elements present in the DOM with this class applied. The nodes are finally deleted on a transitionend or animationend event.

• appear - if true, the enter transition triggers for all children on initial <AnimatedFor /> render.

Example usage with TailwindCSS:

view! {
     <AnimatedFor
        each=items
        key=|item| item.id
        children=|item| item.view
        enter_from_class="opacity-0"
        enter_class="duration-800"
        move_class="duration-1200"
        leave_class="opacity-0 duration-500"
        appear=true
    />
}

Check out examples directory for a complete code.

SSR support

It generally should just work. See this example.

Known issues

• Given a child element with always present transition or transition-duration style property, move transition breaks if triggered before the previous move transition has finished.
  Unless the children are reordered frequently, this should not be a problem.
  To prevent the glitch from occurring, make sure that the transition-related properties are applied only via enter_class, move_class, or leave_class props. In case you need the transitions for e.g. hover animations, you can wrap the elements in additional <div> nodes, so <AnimatedFor /> can work on them instead.
  As of writing this, I'm not sure how to fix this, but I will investigate this in the future.

• Elements rendered on server-side have no enter_from_class applied initially. In combination with appear prop, the nodes may be visible for a short time before the enter animation starts.
  If you care about the initial entering transition, make sure that the list is rendered only in the browser.

TODO

• Tests
• Investigate the known issues
• Detect duplicate keys for better developer experience
• Add ability to define custom handlers when an element enters "before enter" / "enter" / "move" / "leave" state
• Optional properties for explicit animation durations
• Optional bool prop for enabling resize animations
• Optional bool prop for assigning a static z-index to each child, so triggering a move transition before the previous one has finished doesn't cause overlapping elements to be chaotically moved from front to back and vice versa.

License

MIT License

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