SVG Animations wrapper for react-native. Based on examples from this project: https://github.com/ethantran/react-native-examples

• svg-path-properties
• react-native-svg

$ npm i react-native-svg-animations --save

AnimatedSVGPath	AnimatedSVGPaths

This package contains wrapper components for displaying animated SVG in react-native, currently, this contains the following:

• AnimatedSVGPath
• AnimatedSVGPaths

Component to display a single animated SVG Path. See Hi example for the complete implementation.

import { AnimatedSVGPath } from "react-native-svg-animations";

...

<View>
  <AnimatedSVGPath
    strokeColor={"green"}
    duration={500}
    strokeWidth={10}
    strokeDashArray={[42.76482137044271, 42.76482137044271]}
    height={400}
    width={400}
    scale={0.75}
    delay={100}
    d={d}
    loop={false}
  />
</View>

where the properties are:

• d - the SVG Path to be animated. (required)
• strokeColor - the color of the path stroke. (defaults to black)
• strokeWidth - the thickness of the path stroke. (defaults to 1)
• strokeDashArray - the number and length of strokes. (defaults to total length obtained from properties of d)
• height - the height of the base SVG. (defaults to screen viewport height)
• width - the width of the base SVG. (defaults to screen viewport width)
• scale - the scale of the output SVG based on the width and height of the base SVG. (defaults to 1.0 or 100%)
• delay - time in ms before starting animation. (defaults to 1000ms or 1s)
• duration - time in ms to complete the path drawing from starting point to ending point. (defaults to 1000ms or 1s)
• fill - the color fill of the closed path. (defaults to none)
• loop - whether the animation loops infinitely. (defaults to true)
• reverse - Begins drawn and fades as you go . (defaults to false)
• rewind - the path is rewinded when it was complete. (defaults to false)

Component to display a multiple animated SVG Paths. See Ingenuity preloader example for the complete implementation.

import { AnimatedSVGPaths } from "react-native-svg-animations";

...

<View>
  <AnimatedSVGPaths
    strokeColor={"red"}
    strokeWidth={5}
    duration={10000}
    height={600}
    width={600}
    scale={0.5}
    delay={100}
    ds={ds}
  />
</View>

where the properties are:

• ds - the SVG Paths to be animated, must be an array. (required)
• strokeColor - the color of the path stroke. (defaults to black)
• strokeWidth - the thickness of the path stroke. (defaults to 1)
• height - the height of the base SVG. (defaults to screen viewport height)
• width - the width of the base SVG. (defaults to screen viewport width)
• scale - the scale of the output SVG based on the width and height of the base SVG. (defaults to 1.0 or 100%)
• delay - time in ms before starting animation. (defaults to 1000ms or 1s)
• duration - time in ms to complete the path drawing from starting point to ending point. (defaults to 1000ms or 1s)
• fill - the color fill of the closed path. (defaults to none)
• loop - whether the animation loops infinitely. (defaults to true)
• reverse - Begins drawn and fades as you go . (defaults to false)
• rewind - the path is rewinded when it was complete. (defaults to false)

• Accept paths as objects to handle different delays and duration for each of the single path, as well as custom path properties.
• Other animated SVG objects.

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

Special thanks to these developers:

• Mr-Bhardwa7
• dimofte
• jvt
• b8ne
• hovlev
• qvick1pro
• TristanTouchain

MIT