Crate anim

anim

This is a framework independent animation library for rust, works nicely with Iced and the others.

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How to install?

Include anim in your Cargo.toml dependencies:

[dependencies]
anim = "0.1"

Note: anim turns on iced-backend feature by default. You need to disable default features if you do not work with iced.

[dependencies]
anim = { version="0.1", default-features = false }

How to use?

There are 3 important concepts in anim:

• Animatable Types derived from Animatable means that its values can be calculated based on timing progress, with which you can create Animation objects.

• Animation The Animation generates values based on its timing progress. You can construct a big Animation from small ones.

• Timeline With Timeline you can control your animations’ lifetime.

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For simple scenarios, you just need Options.

use anim::{Options, Timeline, Animation, easing};

Then, build and start your animation:

use std::time::Duration;
use anim::{Options, Timeline, Animation, easing};

let mut timeline = Options::new(20,100).easing(easing::bounce_ease())
    .duration(Duration::from_millis(300))
    .begin_animation();

loop {
    let status = timeline.update();
    if status.is_completed() {
       break;
    }
    println!("animated value: {}", timeline.value());
}

For complex scenarios, please look at examples to gain some ideas.

Modules

animatable	make a type animatable
easing	ease functions
local	thread local based timeline
timeline	timeline definitions
utils	utilities

Structs

Options	options to build an crate::core::Animation
Timeline	control your animation

Enums

RepeatBehavior

how an crate::core::Animation repeats its simple duration

Constants

DURATION_ZERO

Traits

Animatable	generates output values based on its timing progress
Animation	your animation, which outputs animated value based on the progressing time.
Function	easing function

Functions

linear

build a linear animation(x=t), with which you can get normalized time between 0-1