I’m recently trying to use the TweenJS library with DOM elements.
Here is my first attempt.
Here is the core part of the source code. I didn’t use the CSS plugin from TweenJS. Instead, I interpolate the values in the data object and use a dedicated view rendering function to render the changes. I find it cleaner and fit my philosophy of data-view-separation.
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| // data tweening | |
| createjs.Tween.get({opacity:0,x:0}, {loop:true, onChange:render}) | |
| .to({opacity: 0.9, x:200}, 300, createjs.Ease.bounceOut) | |
| .to({opacity: 0.3}, 300, createjs.Ease.easeOut) | |
| .wait(200) | |
| .to({opacity: 0.9}, 300, createjs.Ease.easeOut) | |
| .to({opacity: 0, x:0}, 300, createjs.Ease.easeOut) | |
| .wait(1000) | |
| // view rendering | |
| var avatar = document.getElementById('avatar1'); | |
| function render(event){ | |
| var data = event.currentTarget.target; | |
| avatar.style.opacity = data.opacity+""; | |
| avatar.style.transform = `translateX(${data.x}px)`; | |
| } |
