This package exports a single function that accepts an HTML node and returns a promise. The promise resolves when all CSS transitions on the HTML node and its children have settled.
npm install transitions-all-settledThis package exports a single function that accepts an HTML node and returns a promise. The promise resolves when all CSS transitions on the HTML node and its children have settled.
This is useful for exit animations to wait for all CSS transitions to settle before removing the node from the DOM.
``js
import {transitionsAllSettled} from "transitions-all-settled"
await transitionsAllSettled(node)
// do something else
`
This package is on NPM so you can install it using your favorite package manager. There are quite a few these days, so I'll only show the npm way in this readme.
`bash`
npm install transitions-all-settled
If you are not using a bundler, first, well done, second, you can grab this code using an HTTP import.
`js`
import {transitionsAllSettled} from "https://esm.run/transitions-all-settled"
The term "settled" means that if a node received a transitionstart event, it also received a transitionend or transitioncancel event. This function keeps track of each transitioning css attribute and waits for it to settle.
If no css transitions are defined on the node, this function will reject the promise with an error instructing you to define the transitions. You can change the amount of time it waits before checking if 'transitionrun' was fired using the optional second 'timeout' argument.
`js``
await transitionsAllSettled(node, 500)
This will wait 500ms before checking if a 'transitionrun' event was fired on the node before throwing an error.
The package is very small. Take a look at the source to see exactly how it works.
Authored by James Kerr