JSPM – @thednp/bezier-easing@1.0.2

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@thednp/bezier-easing
@thednp/bezier-easing/dist/bezier-easing.cjs
@thednp/bezier-easing/dist/bezier-easing.js

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Readme

CubicBezier

A Typescript sourced cubic-bezier class to create easing functions as used in KUTE.js. The module is based on UnitBezier by Apple, a piece of code found on Codepen.

Install

npm install @thednp/bezier-easing

Usage

import CubicBezier from '@thednp/bezier-easing';

const easeCubicInOut = new CubicBezier(0.645, 0.045, 0.355, 1);

const moveItRight = KUTE.to(
  someTarget,
  { translateX: 150 },
  { easing: easingCubicInOut }
);

Note: if you're using KUTE.js, you don't have to install this module, the above is just an example on what it does and how to use it.

By default, new easing functions get a name with the parameters. EG: cubic-bezier(0.645,0.045,0.335,1)

However, you can set your own unique name like so:

const easeCubicInOut = new CubicBezier(0.645, 0.045, 0.355, 1, 'myCubicOut')

You can use CubicBezier in combination with other libraries like D3, Three.js, Tween.js and GSAP of course.

Run the tests suite (new)

Download the package from Github;
unpack/unzip and open the folder with your editor;
open your terminal and navigate to the root of the unpacked folder;
run npm install or npm update, takes a few minutes to download the Electron browser;
run npm run cypress to open the Cypress console OR npm run test to run the tests in headless mode.

License

MIT License