Cubic bezier curve: 0.00
Custom function: 0.00
Vector: [0.00, 0.00]
useTransition
Transition between values
Usage
For simple transitions, provide a numeric source value to watch. When changed, the output will transition to the new value. If the source changes while a transition is in progress, a new transition will begin from where the previous one was interrupted.
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { useTransition, TransitionPresets } from '@vueuse/core'
const source = ref(0)
const output = useTransition(source, {
duration: 1000,
transition: TransitionPresets.easeInOutCubic,
})
To synchronize transitions, use an array of numbers. As an example, here is how we could transition between colors.
const source = ref([0, 0, 0])
const output = useTransition(source)
const color = computed(() => {
const [r, g, b] = output.value
return `rgb(${r}, ${g}, ${b})`
})
Transition easing can be customized using cubic bezier curves. Transitions defined this way work the same as CSS easing functions.
useTransition(source, {
transition: [0.75, 0, 0.25, 1],
})
The following transitions are available via the TransitionPresets constant.
lineareaseInSineeaseOutSineeaseInOutSineeaseInQuadeaseOutQuadeaseInOutQuadeaseInCubiceaseOutCubiceaseInOutCubiceaseInQuarteaseOutQuarteaseInOutQuarteaseInQuinteaseOutQuinteaseInOutQuinteaseInExpoeaseOutExpoeaseInOutExpoeaseInCirceaseOutCirceaseInOutCirceaseInBackeaseOutBackeaseInOutBack
For more complex transitions, a custom function can be provided.
const easeOutElastic = (n) => {
return n === 0
? 0
: n === 1
? 1
: (2 ** (-10 * n)) * Math.sin((n * 10 - 0.75) * ((2 * Math.PI) / 3)) + 1
}
useTransition(source, {
transition: easeOutElastic,
})
To control when a transition starts, set a delay value. To choreograph behavior around a transition, define onStarted or onFinished callbacks.
useTransition(source, {
delay: 1000,
onStarted() {
// called after the transition starts
},
onFinished() {
// called after the transition ends
},
})
To temporarily stop transitioning, define a boolean disabled property. Be aware, this is not the same a duration of 0. Disabled transitions track the source value synchronously. They do not respect a delay, and do not fire onStarted or onFinished callbacks.
Type Declarations
/**
* Cubic bezier points
*/
declare type CubicBezierPoints = [number, number, number, number]
/**
* Easing function
*/
declare type EasingFunction = (n: number) => number
/**
* Transition options
*/
export declare type TransitionOptions = {
/**
* Milliseconds to wait before starting transition
*/
delay?: MaybeRef<number>
/**
* Disables the transition
*/
disabled?: MaybeRef<boolean>
/**
* Transition duration in milliseconds
*/
duration?: MaybeRef<number>
/**
* Callback to execute after transition finishes
*/
onFinished?: () => void
/**
* Callback to execute after transition starts
*/
onStarted?: () => void
/**
* Easing function or cubic bezier points for calculating transition values
*/
transition?: MaybeRef<EasingFunction | CubicBezierPoints>
}
/**
* Common transitions
*
* @see https://easings.net
*/
export declare const TransitionPresets: Record<
string,
CubicBezierPoints | EasingFunction
>
export declare function useTransition(
source: Ref<number>,
options?: TransitionOptions
): ComputedRef<number>
export declare function useTransition<T extends MaybeRef<number>[]>(
source: [...T],
options?: TransitionOptions
): ComputedRef<
{
[K in keyof T]: number
}
>
export declare function useTransition<T extends Ref<number[]>>(
source: T,
options?: TransitionOptions
): ComputedRef<number[]>
export {}