css-angular

CSS to Angular Animations and Styles

@keyframe => keyframes()

Convert CSS to Angular Animations ready to use, reads .css file and outputs .ts file.

it can make creating animations much easier, you can create your keyframe animation separately and just convert it to work with angular, or convert big animation library like animate.css without the hours of boring copying and pasting

Function:

• Reads CSS file and extract css @keyframes and classes

• converts the @keyframes to angular animations methods keyframes([...])

• converts the css classes to angular styles methods style({...})

• saves both angular animations and styles as as const in the output .ts file ready to use in your angular app.

How to use:

1. navigate to the css file location

place the css file and open you command line in this location

2. run the package

 
npx css-angular input.css output.ts
 

no need to install the package first, just run it using npx, make sure you have npx installed, if not install it firstnpm install -g npx

note: if output.ts file already exsists it will be overwritten

Example

Let implment a simple animation when a component goes from shown to destroyed using *ngIf and reverse.

1. download animate.css and place it in some folder

2. run npx css-angular animate.css

3. copy animate.ts to your project, and import it to your component

import { trigger, transition, animate } from  '@angular/animations';
import { GeneratedStyles } from  './animate';
 
@Component({
  ...
 
  animations:[
    trigger("YOUR_ANIMATION_NAME", [
      transition(`:leave`, [
        animate("0.5s ease", GeneratedStyles.Animations.fadeOut)
      ]),
 
      transition(`:enter`, [
        animate("0.5s ease", GeneratedStyles.Animations.fadeIn)
      ])
    ])
  ]
})
 
 
// the following is just an example of how *ngIf could be used
export  class  AppComponent  implements  OnInit {
    show=true;
    ngOnInit(): void {
        // toggle between true and false every 2 secound
        setInterval(() => {
            this.show=!this.show;
        }, 2000);;
    }
}

1. apply the animation to your html

<mycomponent  [@YOUR_ANIMATION_NAME]  *ngIf="show"></mycomponent>

now your animation is working, you can use different combinations of animations and/or different states

read more about angular animations

Notes:

• this application will extract the @keyframes and classes that's formatted like .example only and ignore any thing else, for example all the following #example .example:after example example:after .example [example] will be ignored, so try to make the file simple (classes and keyframes only) and without any mistakes

• class selectors and keyframes like width-100 will become GeneratedStyles.class['width-100'] or for keyframes GeneratedStyles.Animations['width-100']

• you can use angular's '*' as a css property value

Contributing

1. Fork it!

2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature

3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'

4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature

5. Submit a pull request :D

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on our code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests to us.

Authors

• Moustafa Mohsen - Initial - moustafamohsen.com

Versioning

SemVer

License

MIT License

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