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How to animate exit with react-transition-group
Loop inside React JSXProgrammatically navigate using react routerHow does Nested Transitions work With React Transition GroupPlay animation before UnmountReact CSSTransition wrong class used on exitSingle child route not animating properlypage transitions without React-RouterReact - TransitionGroup component exit is slow and jankyProblem with exit and enter animations using react-transition-groupHow to have TransitionGroup add one class for initial mount, different one for modifying children
I am using react-transition-group to create a modal that pops into view.
const AnimatedModal: SFC<AnimatedModalProps> = (props: AnimatedModalProps) => (
<CSSTransition in=props.showWindow unmountOnExit key=1 classNames='modal-fade' timeout=300>
<BaseModal onCloseHandler=props.onCloseHandler showWindow=props.showWindow>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
key=2
unmountOnExit
classNames=props.animationClassNames
timeout=300
>
<ModalPanel onCloseHandler=props.onCloseHandler>props.children</ModalPanel>
</CSSTransition>
</BaseModal>
</CSSTransition>
);
However I am very confused on how to get this to animate out on exit. Since as soon as I sed props.showWindow = false. It destroys the whole component without giving it time to animate out.
Is there some what to do this by nesting this in a TransitionGroup?
reactjs react-transition-group
asked Feb 21 at 4:58
Robert LemieszRobert Lemiesz
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I am using react-transition-group to create a modal that pops into view.
const AnimatedModal: SFC<AnimatedModalProps> = (props: AnimatedModalProps) => (
<CSSTransition in=props.showWindow unmountOnExit key=1 classNames='modal-fade' timeout=300>
<BaseModal onCloseHandler=props.onCloseHandler showWindow=props.showWindow>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
key=2
unmountOnExit
classNames=props.animationClassNames
timeout=300
>
<ModalPanel onCloseHandler=props.onCloseHandler>props.children</ModalPanel>
</CSSTransition>
</BaseModal>
</CSSTransition>
);
However I am very confused on how to get this to animate out on exit. Since as soon as I sed props.showWindow = false. It destroys the whole component without giving it time to animate out.
Is there some what to do this by nesting this in a TransitionGroup?
reactjs react-transition-group
asked Feb 21 at 4:58
Robert LemieszRobert Lemiesz
1551312
add a comment |
I am using react-transition-group to create a modal that pops into view.
const AnimatedModal: SFC<AnimatedModalProps> = (props: AnimatedModalProps) => (
<CSSTransition in=props.showWindow unmountOnExit key=1 classNames='modal-fade' timeout=300>
<BaseModal onCloseHandler=props.onCloseHandler showWindow=props.showWindow>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
key=2
unmountOnExit
classNames=props.animationClassNames
timeout=300
>
<ModalPanel onCloseHandler=props.onCloseHandler>props.children</ModalPanel>
</CSSTransition>
</BaseModal>
</CSSTransition>
);
However I am very confused on how to get this to animate out on exit. Since as soon as I sed props.showWindow = false. It destroys the whole component without giving it time to animate out.
Is there some what to do this by nesting this in a TransitionGroup?
reactjs react-transition-group
asked Feb 21 at 4:58
Robert LemieszRobert Lemiesz
1551312
I am using react-transition-group to create a modal that pops into view.
const AnimatedModal: SFC<AnimatedModalProps> = (props: AnimatedModalProps) => (
<CSSTransition in=props.showWindow unmountOnExit key=1 classNames='modal-fade' timeout=300>
<BaseModal onCloseHandler=props.onCloseHandler showWindow=props.showWindow>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
key=2
unmountOnExit
classNames=props.animationClassNames
timeout=300
>
<ModalPanel onCloseHandler=props.onCloseHandler>props.children</ModalPanel>
</CSSTransition>
</BaseModal>
</CSSTransition>
);
However I am very confused on how to get this to animate out on exit. Since as soon as I sed props.showWindow = false. It destroys the whole component without giving it time to animate out.
Is there some what to do this by nesting this in a TransitionGroup?
reactjs react-transition-group
reactjs react-transition-group
asked Feb 21 at 4:58
Robert LemieszRobert Lemiesz
1551312
asked Feb 21 at 4:58
Robert LemieszRobert Lemiesz
1551312
asked Feb 21 at 4:58
Robert LemieszRobert Lemiesz
1551312
asked Feb 21 at 4:58
Robert LemieszRobert Lemiesz
1551312
asked Feb 21 at 4:58
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1551312
1551312
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Check out the childFactory prop of the <TransitionGroup> component. I haven't tried it with nested <CSSTransition> components, but it can normally be used like so:
<TransitionGroup
childFactory=child => React.cloneElement(child)
>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
timeout=400
classNames=classes.exitTransition
>
<ChildComponent/>
</CSSTransition>
</TransitionGroup>
answered Mar 7 at 9:02
Danielle LCDanielle LC
813
Coool thanks you I did not know you can do that
– Robert Lemiesz
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Check out the childFactory prop of the <TransitionGroup> component. I haven't tried it with nested <CSSTransition> components, but it can normally be used like so:
<TransitionGroup
childFactory=child => React.cloneElement(child)
>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
timeout=400
classNames=classes.exitTransition
>
<ChildComponent/>
</CSSTransition>
</TransitionGroup>
answered Mar 7 at 9:02
Danielle LCDanielle LC
813
Coool thanks you I did not know you can do that
– Robert Lemiesz
Mar 9 at 1:33
add a comment |
Check out the childFactory prop of the <TransitionGroup> component. I haven't tried it with nested <CSSTransition> components, but it can normally be used like so:
<TransitionGroup
childFactory=child => React.cloneElement(child)
>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
timeout=400
classNames=classes.exitTransition
>
<ChildComponent/>
</CSSTransition>
</TransitionGroup>
answered Mar 7 at 9:02
Danielle LCDanielle LC
813
Coool thanks you I did not know you can do that
– Robert Lemiesz
Mar 9 at 1:33
add a comment |
Check out the childFactory prop of the <TransitionGroup> component. I haven't tried it with nested <CSSTransition> components, but it can normally be used like so:
<TransitionGroup
childFactory=child => React.cloneElement(child)
>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
timeout=400
classNames=classes.exitTransition
>
<ChildComponent/>
</CSSTransition>
</TransitionGroup>
answered Mar 7 at 9:02
Danielle LCDanielle LC
813
Check out the childFactory prop of the <TransitionGroup> component. I haven't tried it with nested <CSSTransition> components, but it can normally be used like so:
<TransitionGroup
childFactory=child => React.cloneElement(child)
>
<CSSTransition
in=props.showWindow
timeout=400
classNames=classes.exitTransition
>
<ChildComponent/>
</CSSTransition>
</TransitionGroup>
answered Mar 7 at 9:02
Danielle LCDanielle LC
813
answered Mar 7 at 9:02
Danielle LCDanielle LC
813
answered Mar 7 at 9:02
Danielle LCDanielle LC
813
answered Mar 7 at 9:02
Danielle LCDanielle LC
813
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Coool thanks you I did not know you can do that
– Robert Lemiesz
Mar 9 at 1:33
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Coool thanks you I did not know you can do that
– Robert Lemiesz
Mar 9 at 1:33
Coool thanks you I did not know you can do that
– Robert Lemiesz
Mar 9 at 1:33
Coool thanks you I did not know you can do that
– Robert Lemiesz
Mar 9 at 1:33
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