Scrollalo is a tiny react component to create smooth scrolling with interpolation, loosely based on this codrops example: https://github.com/codrops/SmoothScrollingImageEffects.
A live demo is available here: https://scrolla.netlify.com/
It has been used on https://portadibasso.com, and then open sourced it.
It has been written with these concepts in mind:
✨ Performance: it runs at 60fps on most devices and laptops I've tested. Styles are updated off the react render cycles
🎈 Ease of use: It needs just one callback prop to update child styles
🗣 Explicit imperative style updates: You completely define how to update the element, no implicit behavior, no new syntax to learn, ie. just for example: el.style.transform = 'scale3d(${value}px)
👉 One simple convention: in the layout
function prop you'll get the dom element and a styles
object, containing the distance from the viewport center of the element in a range [-1, 1]. With that value you can animate pretty everything.
Just npm i scrollalo
or yarn add scrollalo
.
import SmoothScroll from 'scrollalo'
function layout({ el, styles }) {
el.style.transform = `translate3d(0, ${styles.previous}px, 0)`
}
function MyComponent() {
return (
<SmoothScroll.scroll>
<h1>I smooth scroll</h1>
<SmoothScroll.div layout={layout}>
I'm aware of current scroll, and the distance
between my center and the viewport center, that goes [-1, 1].
</SmoothScroll.div>
</SmoothScroll.scroll>
)
}
or just look at demo/index.html.
- Add cubic-bezier support for easing support
- Add hooks usage/support