transition-info

Read transition values from a CSSStyleDeclaration.

Installation

Browserify:

npm install --save @digitaledgeit/transition-info

Component

component install digitaledgeit/js-transition-info

Usage

HTML:

<div class="target">Target</div>

CSS:

.target {
  transition: opacity 1s, max-height 2s;
}

JS:

var transition = require('transition-info');

var element   = document.querySelector('.target');
var duration  = transition(element).duration();
var opacity   = transition(element).duration('opacity');

console.log(duration+'ms'); //prints `2000ms`
console.log(opacity+'ms');  //prints `1000ms`

API

Methods

.delay(property : string) : number

Get the number of milliseconds a transition should be delayed - the default delay is 0

• property - optional

.duration(property : string) : number

Get the number of milliseconds a transition should take to complete - the default duration is 0

• property - optional

.total(property : string) : number

Get the total number of milliseconds a transition should take to complete including any delay - the default delay+duration is 0

• property - optional

License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 James Newell

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