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feature: add useAnimationLoop hook #129

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@AlenaAlyona AlenaAlyona commented Apr 6, 2023

useAnimationLoop hook is a wrapper around requestAnimationFrame function.
This hook will execute the passed callback function every frame.

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`useAnimationLoop` hook is a wrapper around requestAnimationFrame function. This hook will execute
the passed callback function every frame.
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`useAnimationLoop` hook is a wrapper around requestAnimationFrame function. This hook will execute
the passed callback function every frame.
`useAnimationLoop` hook is a wrapper around the `requestAnimationFrame` function. This hook will invoke
the passed `callback` function every frame.

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- `callback` - function accepts `delta` parameter which represents time passed since last
invocation;
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- `callback` - function accepts `delta` parameter which represents time passed since last
invocation;
- `callback` - a function that receives a `delta` parameter which represents time passed since last
invocation, in milliseconds, as a [DOMHighResTimeStamp](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/DOMHighResTimeStamp)

const [currentTimestamp, setCurrentTimestamp] = useState(Date.now);
const [isRunning, toggleIsRunning] = useToggle(true);
useAnimationLoop(() => {
setCurrentTimestamp(Date.now);
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In this example, it might be more useful to do something (e.g. log) the delta that is passed, to better showcase the features of this hook.

* useAnimationLoop hook is a wrapper around requestAnimationFrame method.
* This hook will execute a callback function every next frame.
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* @param callback - callback function with @param delta which represents time passed since last invocation
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This docs (still) say delta, while the implementation (has changed?) returns the actual time.

When running an individual animationFrame, the time might be useful. When you running them in a loop, the delta is often more useful.
I don't mind also forwarding the timestamp, but I feel we should at least calculate and pass the delta.

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