A Vue component that provides smooth slide-up/down/toggle animations similar to jQuery's slide methods.
vue-slide-up-down is a Vue component that adds smooth vertical slide animations (slide up, slide down, toggle) to elements in Vue applications. It solves the need for jQuery-like slide animations in Vue projects, offering a native Vue solution with configurable timing and accessibility features.
Vue developers building interactive UIs that require expandable/collapsible sections, accordions, or animated toggles with sliding effects.
Developers choose vue-slide-up-down for its simplicity, Vue-native integration, and built-in accessibility support, avoiding the overhead of jQuery or complex animation libraries.
Like jQuery's slideUp/slideDown/slideToggle, but for Vue!
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Uses the hidden attribute automatically when closed, ensuring content is hidden from screen readers and improving accessibility without extra configuration, as highlighted in the README.
Offers a declarative, Vue-native component with minimal setup—just import and use props like active and duration—making it easy to add slide animations without external libraries.
Allows custom durations via the duration prop and supports custom CSS transition-timing-function through classes, providing flexibility for different animation styles.
Emits open-start, open-end, close-start, and close-end events, enabling developers to synchronize actions with animation lifecycle, as shown in the usage examples.
Only supports vertical slide animations; for horizontal or other effects, developers must seek alternative solutions, restricting its use in diverse animation scenarios.
Relies on JavaScript for animations, which can impact performance compared to CSS-only alternatives and requires JavaScript to be enabled, potentially affecting SSR or low-resource environments.
The README notes that version 3 is Vue 3 only, forcing Vue 2 users to install an older, possibly less maintained version, leading to compatibility and update challenges.