In this example, we have a simple "box" div that is shown or hidden when the "Toggle" button is clicked. Import ReusableTransition from './components/ReusableTransition.vue' Open "src/App.vue" and replace its content with the following code: Now, let's use the reusable transition in a Vue component.
Using Reusable Transitions in a Vue Component In this example, we have a simple fade transition defined in the component's styles. The "enter" and "leave" methods can be customized to define custom logic for the enter and leave transitions. The "mode" prop determines the order in which the elements enter and leave the stage, and the "duration" prop represents the duration of the transition in milliseconds. The "name" prop defines the transition name, which is used for generating the corresponding CSS classes. This component accepts three props: "name", "mode" and "duration". Create a new file called "ReusableTransition.vue" inside the "src/components" folder and add the following code: Now, let's create a reusable transition component that can be used throughout the application. Navigate to the newly created project directory: cd vue-transitions Creating a Reusable Transition Component Open a terminal and run the following command: vue create vue-transitions To install Vue CLI, open a terminal and run the following command: npm install -g Creating a New Vue.js Projectįirst, let's create a new Vue.js project using the Vue CLI. By making your transitions reusable, you can easily apply them to multiple components throughout your application.īefore starting this tutorial, make sure you have the following installed on your system: Transitions can be used to enhance the user experience by adding animations and smooth transitions between elements on your website.
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In this tutorial, we will learn how to create reusable transitions in Vue.js.
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