This is a light weight Scroll Effect Animation Library.

Lightweight, performance focused (2.8 kb) scroll effect animation library, written in Typescript and compiled to JavaScript. No dependencies!

Seal (Scroll Effect Animation Library) was created to provide a lightweight solution for animating elements upon scroll. It's based on DOM objects which gives amazing performance in terms of checking the element's presence in the viewport.

• SEAL - Scroll Effect Animation Library
• MAC - Multi Avatar Cluster

• Install
• Usage
• Options
• Animations

# Usage with NPM
$ npm install yb-seal

Load it with your favorite module loader or use as a global variable

// ES6 modules
import seal from 'yb-seal';

or
// CommonJS modules
var seal = require('yb-seal');

or
//simply add below line in angular.json file under scripts array:

"node_modules/yb-seal/src/index.js"

To better make use of Tree shaking, there is no need to import the entire package. For instance, if you are intended to use 'Multi Avatar Cluster', then just import 'yb-mac.css' and vice versa.

@import '~yb-seal/src/yb-seal.css';
@import '~yb-seal/src/yb-mac.css';

or

// add below line in angular.json file under styles array:
"node_modules/yb-seal/src/yb-seal.css"
"node_modules/yb-seal/src/yb-mac.css"

In HTML, add a yb-seal class to make sure it tracks the respective element and behave accordingly with the scroll. Along with this add the animation name as value, for example:

<div class="yb-seal yb-seal-slide-right"></div>

It will look for all classes with a yb-seal class and launch it's respective animation based on viewport scroll.

In seal you can easily change animation's duration, delay and timing functions by adding a proper yb-seal attributes:

• yb-seal-duration - changes duration of the animation (enter value in seconds)

For example:

<div
    class="yb-seal yb-seal-slide-right" yb-seal-duration="2"
></div>

• yb-seal-delay - delays the animation for the transition effect (enter value in seconds)

For example:

<div
    class="yb-seal yb-seal-slide-right" yb-seal-delay="2"
></div>

• yb-seal-timing - specifies the speed curve of the transition effect

For example:

<div
    class="yb-seal" yb-seal-timing="ease" yb-seal-timing-width="500"
></div>

Below are the possible values:

• ease - specifies a transition effect with a slow start, then fast, then end slowly (this is default)

• ease-in - specifies a transition effect with a slow start

• ease-out - specifies a transition effect with a slow end

• ease-in-out - specifies a transition effect with a slow start and end

• linear - specifies a transition effect with the same speed from start to end

• yb-seal-timing-width - It can be any number which upon hovering the element should be assigned with

The library supports several animations:

• yb-seal-slide-up
• yb-seal-slide-down
• yb-seal-slide-right
• yb-seal-slide-left
• yb-seal-zoom-in
• yb-seal-zoom-out
• yb-seal-flip-left
• yb-seal-flip-right
• yb-seal-flip-up
• yb-seal-flip-down

The latest addition enables users to combine four distinct pictures into a single display. When hovering over each image, specific effects are triggered, expanding the selected image into a full-sized display.

Use 'yb-mac-container' class to initiate the effects from the library. [Check the corresponding demo for better clarity of the usage]

<div class="yb-mac-container">
    <img src="./images/alarm.png" alt="Alarm">
    <img src="./images/asteroid.png" alt="Asteroid">
    <img src="./images/memory.jpg" alt="Memory">
    <img src="./images/tricky.png" alt="Brain">
</div>