Anim.create(this.e, 'flash')
.css({backgroundColor: null, transition: 'background-color 0.3s'})
.delay(300)
.move(from, to, callback)
.start();
Anim = require("anim.js").newClass(scheduler)
scheduler.js provides a browser-based implementation of the scheduler interface.
scheduler_emu.js provides a test harness implementation.
a = Anim.create(elem, key)
Create a new animation object.
The key argument is a string used to group animations. For each value of key, only one animation can be running at a time. Starting a second animation with the same key will cancel the first.
a.css(props)
Append a task that will assign CSS properties to the element's style.
The props object is a Property Description.
Consecutive css tasks will be processed with an intervening delay that should allow style computation and rendering so that the second should be able to trigger CSS transition animations.
a.cssTransition(props, delayMS)
Append a task that assigns CSS properties just as a.css() does, and also attaches a transition property that names the assigned properties, and delays until the transition completes.
Note: Later in the animation sequence you may want to explicitly reset the transition property to "none" or "".
a.delay(ms)
Append a task that delays the specified number of milliseconds.
a.move(from, to, fn)
Append a task that animates a transition between two positions on the screen. The values from to to are numbers that are interpreted as pixel positions for the purpose of computing the overall duration of the animation. The function fn will be called one or more times with values between from and to. The last time fn is called it will be passed the to value (exactly).
a.start()
Begin animation. If an animation is in progress, it will be canceled.
a.cancel()
This advances to the final state of the animation. All remaining tasks will be performed synchronously without delay. For each remaining move task, the callback will be called exactly once with the final value.