A small JavaScript library for creating CSS3-backed animations with a simple, elegant API.
CSS3 backed JavaScript animation framework
Leverages hardware-accelerated CSS3 transitions for smooth animations with minimal JavaScript overhead, as emphasized in the README's focus on optimal performance.
Offers a readable, chainable interface for creating complex sequences, demonstrated in the example using methods like .to(), .rotate(), and .then() for multi-step flows.
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Includes a comprehensive set of easing functions, from basic 'ease-in' to complex cubic-bezier variants, making it easy to achieve natural motion without custom CSS.
Supports multiple setup methods including npm, component, and standalone builds, providing flexibility for different project environments as shown in the Installation section.
Cannot animate non-CSS properties or handle advanced animations like canvas or WebGL, restricting its use to basic transformations and style changes.
Last major update was in 2011, leading to potential compatibility issues with modern web standards and a lack of recent features or documentation updates.
Lacks built-in support for popular frameworks, requiring manual DOM manipulation and additional code for integration in component-based architectures.