AnimatedContainer

A container component for creating PPT-like animations in react-native

Introduction

In RN, Animated provides the ability to create animations. However, when we need to create some complex animations just like in PPT, it is rather hard for us. Fortunately, you can use AnimatedContainer to solve this problem. For example:

How to use

Installation

npm install react-native-animated-container --save

Usage

It only needs two steps:

Get the ref of AnimatedContainer and set the initial config for it. Just like this:

<View style={{flex: 1}}>
  <AnimatedContainer
    ref={_ => this._animationRef = _}
    initialConfig={{opacity: 0, x: 0, y: 0}}
    >
    {/*put your components here*/}
  </AnimatedContainer>
</View>

Use promise to control the animation flow. Just like this:

playAnimation() {
  this._animationRef
    .show()                                                                  // appear
    .then(() => this._animationRef.sleep(1000))                              // sleep 1s
    .then(() => this._animationRef.moveTo({x: 200, y: 0, duration: 1000}))   // move to (200, 0)
    .then(() => this._animationRef.moveTo({x: 0, y: 200, duration: 500}))    // move to (0, 200)
    .then(() => this._animationRef.hide());                                  // disappear
}

Demo

class Demo extends Component {

  constructor(props) {
    super(props);
    this._animationRefs = {};
  }

  componentDidMount() {
    this._playAnimation();
  }

  _playAnimation() {
    // here is to control the animation flow
    this._animationRefs[1]
      .moveTo({x: 200, y: 0})
      .then(() => this._animationRefs[2].moveTo({x: 0, y: 200}))
      .then(() => this._animationRefs[4].moveTo({x: 200, y: 200}))
      .then(() => this._animationRefs[3].moveTo({x: 0, y: 0}));
  }

  _renderAnimationElement(text, index, position) {
    return (
      <AnimatedContainer
        ref={_ => this._animationRefs[index] = _}
        initialConfig={{opacity: 1, x: position.x, y: position.y}}
      >
        <Text>put your {text} here</Text>
      </AnimatedContainer>
    );
  }

  render() {
    return (
      <View style={{width: 200, height: 200}}>
        {this._renderAnimationElement('1st element', 1, {x: 0, y: 0})}
        {this._renderAnimationElement('2nd element', 2, {x: 200, y: 0})}
        {this._renderAnimationElement('3rd element', 3, {x: 200, y: 200})}
        {this._renderAnimationElement('4th element', 4, {x: 0, y: 200})}
      </View>
    );
  }
}

To see more detailed example, you can open the file: examples/src/pages/Demo2/index.js

More Details

initialConfig

AnimatedContainer needs the initialConfig to set initial values when first rendering. initialConfig is an object, including the following attributes:

attribute	type	default value	description
opacity	number	1	the opacity of element
scale	number	1	by changing the scale, the element's size will change
rotate	number	0	the rotated angle of element
x	number	0	the x position of element
y	number	0	the y position of element

Note: as animated container uses absolute position, you should put all of them in a wrapper. In addition, you should set the x, y value for each animatedContainer. Or all of elements will be at the left top corner.

animation playing functions

AnimatedContainer provides two kinds of animation: cyclic and not cyclic.

cyclic animations

In the period, the element's opacity grows to 1, and then decay to 0.
blink({period: 1000})
stopBlink()

In the period, the elements will keep rolling.
roll({period: 1000})
stopRoll()

not cyclic animations

By passing the value of duration, you can control the speed of show/hide animation.
show({duration: 1000})
hide({duration: 1000})

By passing the value of scale, you can control the size of element.
scaleTo({scale: 1, duration: 1000})

By passing the value of x and y, you can control the position of element.
movaTo({x: 100, y: 100, duration: 1000})

By passing the value of rotate, you can control the rotated angle of element.
rotateTo({rotate: Math.PI, duration: 1000})

sequent and parallel playing

As each animation provided by AnimatedContainer is a promise, so it is easy to realize sequent and parallel playing.

sequent playing:

this._animationRef
  .show()
  .then(() => this._animationRef.moveTo({x: 100, y: 100}))
  .then(() => this._animationRef.scaleTo({scale: .5, duartion: 2000}))
  .then(() => this._animationRef.moveTo({x: 0, y: 100}))
  .then(() => this._animationRef.hide())

parallel playing:

Promise.all([
  this._animationRef.scaleTo({scale: 1.5}),
  this._animationRef.moveTo({x: 100, y: 100})
]).then(() => Promise.all([
  this._animationRef.opacityTo({opacity: .5}),
  this._animationRef.moveTo({x: 0, y: 0})
)).then(() => this._animationRef.hide());

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