Introduction
renature is a physics-based animation library for React inspired by the natural world. Taking influence from other popular physics-based animation libraries like and elements of , renature focuses on using non-traditional physics primitives like gravity, friction, and fluid resistance. It also provides a simple two-dimensional API for creating visual experiences similar to or .
renature focuses on speed, precision, and a small bundle size. The implementation is a mix of and . We use ReScript for the vector primitives, parsers, and interpolators, and TypeScript for the hooks implementations and frame loop. We also value being dependency-free — renature has no external dependencies!
Documentation
We hope you love renature and enjoy learning more about the library! Check out the following sections to get started:
- – Learn how to install
renature, use your first hook, and control animation play states. - – Interested in the underlying physics and math powering
renature? Curious to understand the core of howrenaturelooks? This section will dive deep into library internals for users and contributors alike. - – The formal API documentation for
renature. Complete with live code examples powered by .
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