subbu
Tailwind has nice transitions for components like slid-overs, dropdowns, and modals. For example, these are the transitions classes for a slideover:
Slide-over panel, show/hide based on slide-over state.
Entering: "transform transition ease-in-out duration-500 sm:duration-700"
From: "translate-x-full"
To: "translate-x-0"
Leaving: "transform transition ease-in-out duration-500 sm:duration-700"
From: "translate-x-0"
To: "translate-x-full"
These are easy to get right with Alpine.js using x-transitions, but is there a way to do them using LiveView.JS? Has anybody tried?
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cvkmohan
You would find an example here - live_beats/live_helpers.ex at master · fly-apps/live_beats (github.com)
You can find a practical demonstration at Client-Side Tabs in LiveView with JS Commands · Fly
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christopherslee
I think the answer here is that you can apply multiple classes in the 3-tuple separated by spaces. I guessed at this by looking at the linked source code, and then saw that it uses a function
transition_class_nameswhich callsclass_nameswhich usesString.split(" "")(source)For example something specified as:
can be implemented as:
cmo
Or the docs
paulstatezny
@tcoopman Thanks for chiming in!
I was mostly having trouble with entrance transitions. (Elements not previously shown.) I had to add these to get Tailwind transitions to apply correctly:
style="display: none"class="start-classes"phx-mounted={JS.show(transition: {"transition-classes", "start-classes", "end-classes"}, time: ...)}So for example, if a TailwindUI component has:
I had to do:
Without this precise configuration, I wasn’t able to get the transition to display correctly. (Notice I’m using
JS.showinstead ofJS.transition.)Hopefully someone out there finds this helpful!
It’s worth noting that Alpine.js makes this much less confusing to get right. You just take the 3 lists of classes from the TailwindUI example HTML and drop them into 3 corresponding attributes.
Perhaps LiveView could benefit to evolve more in that direction.
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paulstatezny
For what it’s worth, this was fixed here:
https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_live_view/pull/2622
I haven’t personally had a chance to confirm the patch works.