Easily use the Facebook Keyframes library in your NativeScript app.
npm install nativescript-keyframes
Make sure you check that out as well, but if you or your designer is a sucker for __After Effects__
to create crazily complex (and beautiful) animations then this is the plugin for you.
```
tns plugin add nativescript-keyframes
You can run the demo app from the root of the project by typing npm run demo.ios.device.
This plugin makes most sense when used from XML, which is done like this:
`xml`
width="200"
height="200"
source="keyframes/logo.json">
To make the image look transparent on Android currently,
you need to set the background color to that of the parent container, so in your css file add:
`css`
.keyframe {
background-color: #DDD;
}
The source property refers to a folder inside your app,app/keyframes/logo.json`
so in this case we expect this file: