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I am excited that recently I released its version 3 that is fully compatible with Tailwind CSS v3. One can read the docs here. The package provides utilities to customize all the animation-related properties. Most of the utilities support arbitrary values too. I have also added all the CSS-compatible animation timing functions there are at easings.net. For some animations, you can also customize their translating distance (for example, in case you want subtle entrance/exit). The package is open-source and MIT licensed (GitHub). Please try using the configuration. Any feedback is much appreciated.
So, I thought of writing some plugin-like stuff that adds Animate.css animations and the necessary animation utilities to make things easier. There wasn't any specific reason to choose Animate.css over other libraries. It was just a thought that let's start with the most popular one, then add the others later. Firstly I started searching if any similar package exists or not. There is tailwindcss-animatecss but it requires way too much configuration for JIT mode. There wasn't much activity on its repository, so instead of contributing to it, I started working on a package of my own - animated-tailwindcss.
I am excited that recently I released its version 3 that is fully compatible with Tailwind CSS v3. One can read the docs here. The package provides utilities to customize all the animation-related properties. Most of the utilities support arbitrary values too. I have also added all the CSS-compatible animation timing functions there are at easings.net. For some animations, you can also customize their translating distance (for example, in case you want subtle entrance/exit). The package is open-source and MIT licensed (GitHub). Please try using the configuration. Any feedback is much appreciated.