0.3.6 • Published 6 years ago

flickity-transformer v0.3.6

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GPL-3.0
Repository
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Last release
6 years ago

Flickity Transformer

An interface for declaring granular transform effects for Flickity.

Demo image

Installation

Via NPM:

yarn add flickity-transformer
# or
npm i --save flickity-transformer

Via download:

CDN:

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Usage

Create a new FlickityTransformer, passing in your Flickity instance and an array of transform objects. Transforms will be applied to each Flickity cell in the order they are declared.

var Flickity = require('flickity')
var FlickityTransformer = require('flickity-transformer')

var flkty = new Flickity('.carousel', {
  // options
})

var transformer = new FlickityTransformer(flkty, [
  {
    name: 'scale', // Let's scale your cells...
    stops: [
      [-300, 0.5], // at -300px, slides will be scaled to 0.5
      [0, 1], // at the home position, slides will be full size
      [300, 0.5] // at 300px, slides will be half size again
    ]
  },
  {
    name: 'rotate', // and add a little rotation...
    unit: 'rad' // use a unit other than the default
    stops: [
      [-300, -1], // rotate slides to the left by 1 radian
      [0, 0], // they'll be straight at center
      [300, 1] // and rotated to the right
      // Add as many stops as you need
    ]
  }
])

Transforms

Each object in the transforms array requires at least two properties: name and stops. Each stop in stops is an array with two values: x position in pixels relative to the home position of your carousel, and the transform value to apply at that position.

propertytypevalue
nameString(required) The transform function name
stopsArray(required) An array of at least two transform stops.
unitString(optional) Override the default unit.
// Example: rotate cells between -1rad at -300px, and 1rad at 300px:
{
  name: 'rotate',
  unit: 'rad',
  stops: [
    [-300, -1],
    [300, 1]
  ]
}

Default units

const units = {
  perspective: 'px',
  rotate: 'deg',
  rotateX: 'deg',
  rotateY: 'deg',
  rotateZ: 'deg',
  skew: 'deg',
  skewX: 'deg',
  skewY: 'deg',
  translateX: 'px',
  translateY: 'px',
  translateZ: 'px'
}

Examples

Contributing

Contributions are welcome. Top priorities are to support wrapAround: true and units other than pixels for stop positions. See issues for details. To get up and running:

# Install dependencies
$ npm install

# Lint, test & build
$ npm run build

# Run functional test in the browser
$ npm run functional

# See various scripts in package.json

Uses JavaScript Standard Style.

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