Easy to use CSS3 transition manager
Lup is a lightweight and easy to use library to manage and control CSS3 transition.
//take `#test` element, add `green` css class and wait for 2 seconds, then remove all css classes
lup("#test").add('green').wait(2000).end();###lup(targetElement)
To create lup object.
Available since: v0.1.0
Parameters:
- targetElement: String or Object
Can be both css selector or DOM object
Returns:
- lup object.
Example:
lup('#test');
lup(document.querySelector('#test'));###lup.add(className)
Adds given CSS class name to the target element
Available since: v0.1.0
Parameters:
- className: String
Returns:
- lup object.
Example:
lup('#test').add('green').end();###lup.remove([className])
Removes given CSS class name from target element
Available since: v0.1.0
Parameters:
- className: String (optional)
Returns:
- lup object.
Example:
lup('#test').add('green').remove().end(); /* Removes `green` class */
lup('#test').add('green').remove('green').end(); /* Same as previous line, removes `green` class */
lup('#test').add('green').add('red').remove().end(); /* Removes `red` class */###lup.then([fn])
Wait for completing last operation, CSS3 transition for example.
Available since: v0.1.0
Parameters:
- fn: Function (optional)
Returns:
- lup object.
Example:
lup('#test').add('green').then().add('red').end(); /* Adds `green` and then after completing `green` class transition, adds `red` class */
lup('#test').add('green').then(function(){ alert('green completed!') }).end(); /* Adds `green`, shows `alert` after completing transition*/###lup.wait(milliseconds)
Wait and then execute next operation.
Available since: v0.1.0
Parameters:
- milliseconds: Number
Returns:
- lup object.
Example:
lup('#test').add('green').wait(1000).add('red').end(); /* Adds `green` and after one second adds `red` class */###lup.end([fn])
Execute the operations.
Available since: v0.1.0
Parameters:
- fn: Number
Returns:
- lup object.
Example:
lup('#test').add('green').end(); /* Adds `green` css class */###lup.option(option, value)
Set a single option to lup object.
Available since: v0.1.0
Parameters:
-
option : String Option key name.
-
value : String/Number Value of the option.
Returns:
- lup object.
Example:
lup("#test").add('green').option('cleanup', false).end();###lup.options(options)
Set a group of options to the lup object.
Available since: v0.1.0
Parameters:
- options : Object Object that contains option keys with values.
Returns:
- lup object.
Example:
lup("#test").add('green').options({ 'cleanup': false }).end();###Options:
cleanup:Booleanandtrueby default - Clean all css classes at the end of timeline?
Note: You can alter options using option and options methods.
- Support more than one target element
- Add more examples
- v0.1.0 - 2014-06-06
- Initial version
Afshin Mehrabani
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