A modern JavaScript animation engine built on ES6+ standards with strong TypeScript definitions and most essential features for the web with easy to use methods to set up high performance, cross-browser animations. The focus is code quality, flexibility, performance and size.
KUTE.js packs a series of components for presentation attributes, SVG transform, draw SVG strokes and path morphing, text string write up or number countdowns, plus additional CSS properties like colors, border-radius or typographic properties.
For components documentation, examples and other cool tips, check the demo.
KUTE.js includes 18 components, but not all of them are bundled with the default distribution package:
backgroundPosition
CSS propertytop
, left
, width
, etcclip
propertycolor
, backgroundColor
filter
propertyopacity
propertyscrollTop
Object propertytextShadow
& boxShadow
d
Presentation Attribute of the <path>
SVGElement targets; this implements some Raphael.js functionalityd
Presentation Attribute of the <path>
SVGElement targets; this component implements some D3.js and flubber functionalitystrokeDasharray
and strokeDashoffset
CSS properties specific to <path>
SVGElementtransform
presentation attributeHTMLTextElement
related CSS properties like fontSize
or letterSpacing
transform
CSS3 property, the default component bundled with the official buildtransform
CSS3 property on legacy browsers IE9+, not included with the official build, but can be used in your custom buildstransform
CSS3 property; this component implements DOMMatrix()
API and is super lightAll above mentioned components have a BASE version which doesn't include value processing, and their purpose is to provide a way to ship your super light version of your application.
For a complete developer guide, usage and stuff like npm, visit the wiki.
KUTE.js is redeveloped for maximum performance on modern browsers. Some legacy browsers might some help, so give them a small polyfill set with most essential features required by KUTE.js to work, powered by minifill, try it. For broader projects you might want to consider polyfills.