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[QUESTION] Collect motion element dimensions
See original GitHub issueHello 👋
I’m working on a button to input animation (codesandbox) and I need to measure motion elements when the component mounts using useLayoutEffect to prevent flashing and animating on load. For some reason, ref.current is not available when the hook fires. I’m assuming because motion needs to know about it? Is there any way to grab the dimensions before the first paint? I appreciate any help 🙏.
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That is a fantastic idea
Not to get off-topic, but maybe a first-class way to access dimensions could help? I know you need to do measurements in certain use-cases like FLIP, it might be nice to expose a hook to read dimensions at the same time framer does to save from having to read from the DOM twice.