v.2.1.1

Fixed

• Fixed overflowing interpolate range for Fade animation in #10 (Thank you, @mecirmartin for the contribution! 🔥)

Full Changelog: v2.1.0...v.2.1.1

v2.1.0: Support for ESM

Added

• Support for importing remotion-animated from ES Modules in #8 (Thank you, @JonnyBurger! 🔥)

v2.0.0: Support for Remotion 4.0

• remotion-animated now has verified support for Remotion 4.0+ and requires this as a peer dependency.
• The example package has been updated to Remotion 4.0 accordingly.

v1.0.3: Added ability to override clamping behaviour

• Replaced the hard-coded ClampInterpolationOptions with a default overshootClamping, making it possible to override the default clamping behaviour (which is true). See related issue

v1.0.2: Added support for spring durations

• Added a new property duration as an option for every spring animation, that maps to Remotion's durationInFrames property and allows overriding the duration of the built-in default spring animations.

v1.0.1: Improved TSDoc coverage

• The Animated component, along with its props, and all animations and options now have TSDoc comments, which is shown in auto-complete of IDEs such as Visual Studio Code, helping you use the library easily without having to switch back and forth between the back just as often.

v1.0.0

How v1 came to be

This is the very first release of Remotion Animated, a library that makes it easy to add animations to elements in Remotion.

This library was created through an extraction of some utilities and abstraction components I wrote for convenience while working on a personal project with Remotion.

I figured this might help others to get started with Remotion and speed up the creation of simple animations, so I've decided to publish it as a package to npm and open-source it under the MIT license.