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Strx Animation Intellisense

Strx Animation Intellisense

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IntelliSense for react-native-strx animation tokens
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STRX Animation IntelliSense

IntelliSense support for react-native-strx animation tokens in VS Code.

This extension provides autocomplete suggestions for animate="" attributes used by STRX animation components.

It is designed for developers using Tailwind-style declarative animation tokens with react-native-strx.

Features

  • Autocomplete for STRX animation preset tokens
  • Suggestions inside animate="", animate='', and template string attributes
  • Supports JavaScript, TypeScript, JSX, and TSX files
  • Supports preset tokens such as fade-in, slide-up, scale-in, and bounce
  • Supports layout animation tokens such as layout-linear, layout-spring, and layout-fade
  • Supports transition tokens such as transition-all, transition-opacity, and transition-transform
  • Supports timing tokens such as duration-300, delay-150, repeat-1, and ease-out
  • Supports modifier-style tokens such as from:, to:, and exit:
  • Supports utility suggestions for opacity, transform, rotation, width, and height tokens
  • Provides snippet-style numeric placeholders for custom tokens such as duration-${number}, translate-y-${number}, and rotate-${number}

Example

import { Strx } from "react-native-strx";

export function Example() {
  return (
    <Strx.View animate="fade-in slide-up transition-all duration-300 ease-out">
      <Strx.Text animate="from:opacity-0 to:opacity-100 duration-500">
        Hello STRX
      </Strx.Text>
    </Strx.View>
  );
}

Modifier Example

When you type from:, to:, or exit:, the extension suggests utility tokens with the selected modifier prefix.

<Strx.View animate="from:opacity-0 from:translate-y-16 to:opacity-100 to:translate-y-0 duration-300 ease-out" />

Supported Base Tokens

Presets

fade-in
fade-out
slide-up
slide-down
slide-left
slide-right
scale-in
scale-out
scale-up
scale-down
bounce

Layout

layout-linear
layout-spring
layout-fade
layout-spring-stiff
layout-spring-bouncy

Transition

transition
transition-all
transition-colors
transition-opacity
transition-transform
transition-spacing
transition-layout

Timing

duration-75
duration-100
duration-150
duration-200
duration-250
duration-300
duration-500
duration-700
duration-1000

delay-75
delay-100
delay-150
delay-200
delay-300
delay-500

repeat-1
repeat-2
repeat-3
repeat-infinite

linear
ease
ease-in
ease-out
ease-in-out

Modifier Prefixes

from:
to:
exit:

Supported Utility Tokens

Utility tokens are suggested after from:, to:, or exit:.

Opacity

opacity-0
opacity-5
opacity-10
opacity-15
opacity-20
opacity-25
opacity-30
opacity-35
opacity-40
opacity-45
opacity-50
opacity-55
opacity-60
opacity-65
opacity-70
opacity-75
opacity-80
opacity-85
opacity-90
opacity-95
opacity-100
opacity-${number}

Transform

translate-x-${number}
-translate-x-${number}
translate-y-${number}
-translate-y-${number}

scale-${number}
scale-x-${number}
scale-y-${number}

rotate-${number}
-rotate-${number}

Dimension

w-${number}
h-${number}

Numeric Placeholder Suggestions

The extension includes snippet-style suggestions for custom numeric tokens.

For example, selecting:

from:translate-y-${number}

inserts:

from:translate-y-16

with 16 selected, so you can immediately replace it with your desired value.

The same behavior is available for tokens such as:

duration-${number}
delay-${number}
repeat-${number}
opacity-${number}
translate-x-${number}
translate-y-${number}
scale-${number}
rotate-${number}
w-${number}
h-${number}

Supported Attribute Forms

The extension detects STRX animation tokens inside these forms:

<Strx.View animate="fade-in duration-300" />

<Strx.View animate='fade-in duration-300' />

<Strx.View animate={`fade-in duration-300`} />

<Strx.View animate={"fade-in duration-300"} />

Recommended VS Code Settings

For the cleanest autocomplete experience inside string attributes, you may want to add the following settings to your workspace .vscode/settings.json.

{
  "editor.quickSuggestions": {
    "other": "on",
    "comments": "off",
    "strings": "on"
  },
  "editor.wordBasedSuggestions": "off",
  "editor.snippetSuggestions": "none",
  "editor.suggestSelection": "first"
}

These settings reduce unrelated word-based and snippet suggestions, making STRX animation token suggestions appear more like Tailwind-style IntelliSense.

Requirements

This extension is designed for projects using react-native-strx.

Install the library in your React Native project:

npm install react-native-strx

or:

yarn add react-native-strx

Related

  • react-native-strx
  • react-native-strx on npm

Release Notes

0.0.1

Initial release.

  • Added autocomplete support for STRX animation tokens
  • Added support for animate="", animate='', template string, and expression string attributes
  • Added preset, layout, transition, timing, and modifier token suggestions
  • Added opacity utility suggestions
  • Added snippet-style numeric placeholder suggestions for transform, dimension, timing, and opacity tokens

License

MIT

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