nzAnimate

A sickly simple class-based library for Angular animations.

Built on Animate.css and animate-stylus, nzAnimate not only provides the regular functionality of Animate.css, but also provides easier classes for Angular animations on directives like ng-repeat (ng-enter, ng-leave), ng-hide, ng-show, or any other directives that leverage the ngAnimate module.

Awesome Demo

Installation

1. $ bower/npm install nz-animate --save
2. Add nzAnimate.min.css or nzAnimate.css

(For custom Builds, see below)

Usage

Plain ol' Animate

<div class="animate bounceInDown"></div>

Show / Hide

<div class="animate enter-bounceInDown exit-bounceOutUp" ng-show="isShowing">Stuff</div>

Replace bounceInDown or bounceOutUp with any animation you see in the demo.

Animation Speed

<div class="animate enter-bounceInDown exit-bounceOutUp speed-300" ng-hide="!isShowing">Stuff</div>

Default Speed: 700ms

Out of the box, nzAnimate supports any speed from speed-0 to speed-4000 in increments of 50.

Enter, Exit & Stagger

<div class="animate enter-bounceInDown exit-bounceOutUp stagger-100" ng-repeat="thing in things">   {{thing}} </div>

Out of the box, nzAnimate supports any stagger from stagger-0 to stagger-1000 in increments of 50.

Put it all together...

Using all of these together, everything will animate on creation, exit, re-entry, show, hide, move, etc...

<div class="animate bounceInDown enter-bounceInDown exit-bounceOutUp speed-500 stagger-100" ng-repeat="thing in things">   {{thing}} </div>

Custom Builds...

Simply edit /src/config.hjson to your liking!

Hint: For a smaller file size, limit animations to specific ones you'll use.

{   speed: {     default: 1000,     start: 0,     end: 6000,     increment: 100   },   stagger: {     start: 0,     end: 500,     increment: 25   },   ieSupport: true,   vendors: ['official', 'webkit', 'moz', '...']   animations: ['bounceDownIn', 'bounceUpOut', '...'], }

Then: $ npm install $ gulp build

Roadmap & Contributing

1. Lessen the size of the default build. (See Issue Here)

All PR's and contributions are more than welcome!