[FEATURE] React Native Support
See original GitHub issueIs your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Can’t currently use with react native components
Describe the solution you’d like
support for react-native (motion.View
?)
Describe alternatives you’ve considered I haven’t dug much into if this is even possible atm.
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@nicksmithr Yeah I won’t be deleting anything but I might offer it to the community to take over.
@amannn Motion was built largely with this kind of thing in mind. So useTransform’s first syntax was the array-based interpolation, the function only came after I realised I was being too strict about this.
I’m also interested in getting to a place where we can pre-calculate frames using Popmotion and then pass those to the WebAnimations API. This will further push the architecture to a place that will be good for Native support.
There’s places where Motion interacts quite closely with the DOM, forcing renders and what-not. So we’d have to address those.
With a subset of functionality I think this is quite doable, but we need to gauge interest from the Framer X community. Stuff like this issue helps - if people are interested, give it a thumbs up.
Please don’t send +1 comments. You can thumbs up the issue without spamming subscribers.