animify v1.0.0
Animify
Animate your console with Strings!
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| Section | Quick Descripton |
|---|---|
| Install | How to Install. |
| Import | How to import into a Project |
| Create Object | How to create an animation Object. |
| Add Frames | How to add Frames. |
| Animate | How to animate the Frames. |
| onStart Callback | Add a callback when animation Starts. |
| onFinish Callback | Add a callback when animation Ends. |
Install
To install Animify in your project you need to input the following in your console.
npm install animifyor
npm i animifyImport
To import Animify in your project you need to add the following code to your project
const animify = require('animify');Create Object
To start using Animify you need to create an animation Object. Which is declared like :
const myAnimationObject = new animify();There is a configuration you can add, even tho It is OPTIONAL. and you can add like :
const myAnimationObject = new animify({
fps: 30 // default: 30
});Add Frames
To add frames into your animation object you need to use the addFrame method. which can take a string or an array with multiple strings.
Single String
myAnimationObject.addFrame('[ ----- ]');Array
myAnimationObject.addFrame([
'[ ----- ]',
'[ --|-- ]',
'[ --/-- ]'
]);Animate
To bring the life to your console you need to use the animate method. and takes the frame to start from (usually 0).
Normal
myAnimationObject.animate(0);Async
myAnimationObject.animate(0).then((res) => {
console.log(`Printed ${res.frames.printed} with ${res.timeout} ms. delay between Images.`);
});onStart Callback
To add a callback when the animation is started you need to use the onStart method. Which takes a function.
myAnimationObject.onStart(() => {
// Code Here
});onFinish Callback
To add a callback when the animation is started you need to use the onFinish method. Which takes a function.
myAnimationObject.onFinish(() => {
// Code Here
});Licensed under the MIT License
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