add a definition file for typescript
See original GitHub issueHi,
For some project, I use TypeScript in react. The react-lottie package is not compatible with TypeScript because TypeScript requires a variable definition file to work properly (FlowType also uses it for variable definitions).
I propose a draft definition file (I’m not sure it’s 100% compatible with your code)
declare module 'react-lottie' {
/**
* @param loop if the animation must be continue after the animation has fully executed
* @param autoplay if the animation needs to be started when the react component requests rendering
* @param animationData require here the animation data in format JSON
* @param rendererSettings
*/
interface LottieBodymovinOptionProps {
loop?: boolean,
autoplay?: boolean,
animationData: any,
rendererSettings?: {
preserveAspectRatio?: any
context?: any, // the canvas context
scaleMode?: 'noScale' | any,
clearCanvas?: boolean,
progressiveLoad?: boolean, // Boolean, only svg renderer, loads dom elements when needed. Might speed up initialization for large number of elements.
hideOnTransparent?: boolean, //Boolean, only svg renderer, hides elements when opacity reaches 0 (defaults to true)
className?: string,
}
}
/**
* @param eventName the event sent by bodymovin
* @param callback a callback execute when this eventName is received.
*/
interface BodymovinEvent {
eventName: 'complete' | 'loopComplete' | 'enterFrame' | 'segmentStart' | 'config_ready' | 'data_ready' | 'loaded_images' |
'DOMLoaded' | 'destroy',
callback: () => void,
}
/**
* Props of Lottie component
* @param options the object representing the animation settings that will be instantiated by bodymovin.
* @param height height size of the animation in pixel, default value is 100%
* @param width width size of the animation in pixel, default value is 100%
* @param isStopped must be stocked in a state, boolean that describe if the animation must be in stopped mode
* @param isPaused must be stocked in a state, boolean that describe if the animation must be in paused mode
* @param eventListeners optional [default: []], This is an array of objects containing a eventName and callback function that will be registered as eventlisteners on the animation object. refer to bodymovin#events where the mention using addEventListener, for a list of available custom events.
*/
interface LottiePropsType {
options: LottieBodymovinOptionProps,
height?: number | string,
width?: number | string,
isStopped: boolean,
isPaused: boolean,
eventListeners?: Array<BodymovinEvent>
segments?: Array<number>
speed?: number | 1,
direction?: number,
ariaRole?: string | 'button',
ariaLabel?: string | 'animation',
isClickToPauseDisabled?: boolean,
title?: string,
}
/**
* @component Lottie is a component that allow you to use animation from JSON file that created by
* Bodymovin on Adobe After Effect
*/
class Lottie extends React.Component<LottiePropsType, any> {}
export default Lottie;
}
Note : this code must be in a file whose name ends in .d.ts
. More documentation here
Note : you must probably add a new css rule to remove the blue outline when the mac user clicks on the animation exemple
.myAnimationDiv {
outline: 0;
}
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As @chenqingspring doesn’t seem to be looking through PRs lately I also made a PR for the DefininetlyTyped repo, as recommended by @TanelVari, which got merged and published today: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@types/react-lottie
@Kana00 mind starting a PR for this?