A simple view controller for FramerJS that enables directional transitions between views with minimal code.
framer-viewNavigationController is a FramerJS module that provides a view controller for managing transitions between multiple views in interactive prototypes. It solves the problem of manually implementing navigation flows, back button logic, and directional animations by offering a simple, code-light solution.
Designers and developers using FramerJS to create interactive prototypes with multi-screen navigation, particularly those building app-like flows with directional transitions.
Developers choose fVNC because it drastically reduces the code needed for view navigation in FramerJS, automatically handles back navigation and button placement, and offers customizable directional transitions without complex setup.
A simple controller for FramerJS that allows you to transition between views with just a couple lines of code.
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Enables view transitions with just a couple lines of CoffeeScript, as shown in the 'How to Get Started' section, reducing boilerplate for rapid prototyping.
Handles back button placement and history tracking automatically, reversing transition directions when using the back() method, which simplifies flow creation.
Supports up, down, left, and right transitions with control over timing and easing via animationOptions, offering flexibility in visual feedback.
Emits a 'change:view' event to notify of view changes, facilitating synchronization with other prototype logic, as noted in the changelog.
Last updated in 2016 with no recent commits, posing compatibility risks with newer Framer versions and lacking bug fixes or feature additions.
The README acknowledges a need for 'Moar documentation!', making it difficult for users to understand advanced usage or troubleshoot issues effectively.
Custom states for unique screen-to-screen transitions are listed as a TODO, indicating a lack of support for complex animation scenarios beyond basic slides.