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Anime.js: what its README states about animating page elements, plus its licence lines (not run)
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What this guide covers
A documentary note for web designers and motion developers on what the anime.js README says the library can animate, how version 4 is imported and which options its example uses. Based on two files at one commit; nothing was installed or run and the documentation site was not read.
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Guide title
Anime.js: what its README states about animating page elements, plus its licence lines (not run)
Coverage
A documentary note for web designers and motion developers on what the anime.js README says the library can animate, how version 4 is imported and which options its example uses. Based on two files at one commit; nothing was installed or run and the documentation site was not read.
Useful starting points
- The README may describe a different version from yours, so check your version first.
- For anything beyond the README's short example, use the official documentation site, which this note did not read.
- If you start from a version 3 project, read the official migration guide first.
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