keyframekit 1.0.5 → 1.0.7
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package/README.md
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## About
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While working with the [Web Animations API][1], I was surprised there wasn't an easy way to import animation keyframes directly from your CSS. You had to re-define them in JS, using a completely different format. So
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While working with the [Web Animations API][1], I was surprised there wasn't an easy way to import animation keyframes directly from your CSS. You had to re-define them in JS, using a completely different format. So I wrote a typed, spec-compliant library to convert from one to the other, letting you play your CSS-defined animations right in JS. Along the way, I also added some other useful utilities for working with the API.
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## Installation
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> Note: This won't resolve any `@import` rules in the stylesheet. [See here.][3]
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### Defining animations in JS
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## About
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While working with the [Web Animations API][1], I was surprised there wasn't an easy way to import animation keyframes directly from your CSS. You had to re-define them in JS, using a completely different format. So
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While working with the [Web Animations API][1], I was surprised there wasn't an easy way to import animation keyframes directly from your CSS. You had to re-define them in JS, using a completely different format. So I wrote a typed, spec-compliant library to convert from one to the other, letting you play your CSS-defined animations right in JS. Along the way, I also added some other useful utilities for working with the API.
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## Installation
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