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There is this library "Motion One" from the same creator as Framer Motion, you can use it with Vue: |
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I suspect you only looked at the first page of "Features" which demos the simple presets that it ships with? You might want to look again. Compare i.e. https://www.framer.com/motion/use-spring/ to https://motion.vueuse.org/api/use-spring It offers pretty much the same, or at least a very similar API and featureset that Frame motion does (though likely not every feature). It even says "Declarative API inspired by Framer Motion" on the front page. |
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State of Animation Libraries in 2024 for Vue 3:
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State of Animation Libraries in pre-2025 for Vue 3:
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Motion for Vue now available: https://motion.dev/blog/introducing-motion-for-vue it has Nuxt support too! |
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Writing this here because there is a substantial need for a comparable library in Vue to match the appeal of Framer Motion for React.
I realize this library is a significant undertaking for someone, but its also the clearest advantage that React has over Vue.
Is anyone working on this? I've seen this but that seems like just a wrapper for the standard
<transition>
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