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Anime.js, a JavaScript animation library that is lightweight and simple to use, has a powerful API. It supports CSS properties, SVG and DOM attributes as well as JavaScript Objects. Easy follow-through animations. The built-in staggering system of anime makes complicated follow-through animations and overlapping animations easy. It can be used for both properties and timings. Multiple CSS transform properties can be animated simultaneously using one HTML element. You can play, pause, control and reverse events simultaneously using the full set of built-in callbacks. Anime.js can be used with any web page. You can use CSS, SVG, JavaScript Objects and DOM attributes to animate everything using a single API. Staggering allows multiple elements to be animated with follow-through or overlapping actions. An Array is used to define animation keyframes within the keyframes property. Each keyframe's duration is equal to the animation’s total duration divided with the number of keyframes.

Scroll library animation. To make it work, ensure your build process correctly configures styles loader and bundles it. Parcel will work as expected if you use it. There are three ways to access the AOS object as a global variable. Initiate AOS, recalculate all positions and offsets of elements (called upon window resize), reinitiate array with AOS components and trigger refresh (called upon DOM changes that are relevant to AOS elements). AOS monitors DOM changes by default and calls refreshHard when there are new elements loaded asynchronously. You might have to call it manually in browsers that don’t support MutationObserver, such as IE. AOS can also be used to trigger a custom event for a particular element. You can also create custom animations.