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Methods
(static) useFrame(props) → {VueFrameResult}
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
props |
Reactive.FrameReactiveData | Can be used as frame, cssText, cssObject, etc. |
Example
import { useFrame } from "vue2-scenejs";
const { cssText } = useFrame("text-align: center; transform: translate(10px, 10px);");
console.log(cssText.value);
Returns:
- You can use Frame methods and cssText, cssObject, ...etc
- Type
- VueFrameResult
(static) useNowFrame(item) → {VueNowFrameResult}
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
item |
SceneItem | item to get the current frame |
Example
import { useSceneItem, useNowFrame } from "vue2-scenejs";
const sceneItem = useSceneItem(...);
const { cssText } = useNowFrame(sceneItem);
console.log(cssText.value);
Returns:
- You can use Frame methods and cssText, cssObject, ...etc State
- Type
- VueNowFrameResult
(static) useScene(propsopt, optionsopt) → {VueSceneResult}
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
props ? |
Reactive.SceneReactiveProps | Items and properties that make up the scene |
options ? |
Partial<SceneOptions> | Scene and Animator options |
Example
import { useScene, useNowFrame } from "vue2-scenejs";
const scene = useScene({ ... });
const { cssText } = useNowFrame(scene.getItem("a1"));
console.log(cssText.value);
Returns:
- You can use Scene methods and Animator State
- Type
- VueSceneResult
(static) useSceneItem(propsopt, optionsopt)
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
props ? |
Reactive.SceneItemReactiveProps | Items and properties that make up the scene item |
options ? |
Partial<SceneItemOptions> | SceneItem and Animator options |
Example
import { useSceneItem, useNowFrame } from "vue2-scenejs";
const item = useSceneItem({ ... });
const { cssText } = useNowFrame(item);
console.log(cssText.value);
Returns:
- You can use SceneItem methods and Animator State.
Type Definitions
VueFrameResult
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Properties:
camelCasedCSSObject:
Record<string, any>
Returns an object in camel case type of frame. It can be used in React.
You can use reactive state and frame methods.
To access the state in Vue you need to add $ prefix.
Type:
- TSInterface
VueNowFrameResult
To access the state in Vue you need to add $ prefix.
Type:
- TSInterface
VueSceneItemResult
Properties:
duration
optional
duration?:
number
The duration property defines how long an animation should take to complete one cycle.
fillMode
optional
fillMode?:
"none"
|
"forwards"
|
"backwards"
|
"both"
The fillMode property specifies a style for the element when the animation is not playing (before it starts, after it ends, or both).
iterationCount
optional
iterationCount?:
"infinite"
|
number
The iterationCount property specifies the number of times an animation should be played.
easing
optional
easing?:
array
|
function
The easing(timing-function) specifies the speed curve of an animation.
direction
optional
direction?:
"normal"
|
"reverse"
|
"alternate"
|
"alternate-reverse"
The direction property defines whether an animation should be played forwards, backwards or in alternate cycles.
To access the state in Vue you need to add $ prefix.
Type:
- TSInterface
VueSceneResult
Properties:
duration
optional
duration?:
number
The duration property defines how long an animation should take to complete one cycle.
fillMode
optional
fillMode?:
"none"
|
"forwards"
|
"backwards"
|
"both"
The fillMode property specifies a style for the element when the animation is not playing (before it starts, after it ends, or both).
iterationCount
optional
iterationCount?:
"infinite"
|
number
The iterationCount property specifies the number of times an animation should be played.
easing
optional
easing?:
array
|
function
The easing(timing-function) specifies the speed curve of an animation.
direction
optional
direction?:
"normal"
|
"reverse"
|
"alternate"
|
"alternate-reverse"
The direction property defines whether an animation should be played forwards, backwards or in alternate cycles.
To access the state in Vue you need to add $ prefix.
Type:
- TSInterface