/** * @class Ext.reactor.Transition * @extends Ext.Container * @xtype transition * * Animates the creation and destruction of child elements. This component is especially useful for animating * transitions between routes with react-router. Child elements should be given unique keys to ensure they are properly * replaced (and not merely updated) when changes occur. * * Here is an example of how to use Transition with react-router to create a slide effect when changing routes: * * import React from 'react'; * import { HashRouter as Router, Switch, Route, Redirect } from 'react-router-dom'; * import { Transition } from '@extjs/ext-react'; * import NewsFeed from './NewsFeed'; * import Article from './Article'; * * function Layout() { * return ( * <Transition> * <Switch> * <Route path="/articles" component={NewsFeed}/> * <Route path="/articles/:id" component={Article}/> * </Switch> * </Transition> * ) * } * */ /** * @cfg {String} [type="slide"] * @accessor * The type of animation to use. Can be "slide", "reveal", "cover", "fade", or "pop". */ /** * @cfg {Number} [duration=350] * @accessor * The duration of animations in milliseconds */ /** * @cfg {String} [easing="ease"] * @accessor * The easing function to use for animations. Valid values are 'ease', 'linear', ease-in', 'ease-out', 'ease-in-out', or a cubic-bezier curve as defined by CSS. */ /** * @cfg {String} [direction="left"] * @accessor * The direction of the forward animation. */ /** * @cfg {Boolean} [bindDirectionToLocation=true] * @accessor * Automatically switch directions based on browser URL changes. This should generally * be set to true when animating transitions based on client-side routing. Defaults to true. */