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  • A representation of a linear direction.

    • topToBottom: the animation will run with top views animating first and then bottom views animating last
    • bottomToTop: the animation will run with bottom views animating first and then top views animating last
    • leftToRight: the animation will run with left views animating first and right views animating last
    • rightToLeft: the animation will run with right views animating first and left views animating last
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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum Direction

  • Direction that a slide animation should use.

    • up: start the view below its current position, and then slide upwards to where it currently is
    • down: start the view above its current position, and then slide downwards to where it currently is
    • left: start the view to the right of its current position, and then slide left to where it currently is
    • right: start the view to the left of its current position, and then slide right to where it currently is
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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum SlideDirection

  • How much the angle of an animation should change. This value changes based off of which type of StockAnimation is used.

    • slightly: slightly animate the object
    • moderately: the object should move a moderate amount
    • severely: the object should move very noticeably
    • toAngle: provide your own angle value that you feel the object should rotate
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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum Angle

  • How much the scale of an animation should change. This value changes based off of which type of StockAnimation is used.

    • slightly: slightly animate the object
    • moderately: the object should scale a moderate amount
    • severely: the object should scale very noticeably
    • toScale: provide your own scale value that you feel the object should grow/shrink
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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum Scale

  • How much the distance of a view animation should change. This value changes based off of which type of StockAnimation is used.

    • slightly: slightly move the object
    • moderately: the object should move a moderate amount
    • severely: the object should move very noticeably
    • byPoints: provide your own distance value that you feel the object should slide over
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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum Distance

  • A few stock animations that you can use with Spruce. We want to make it really easy for you to include animations so we tried to include the basics. Use these stock animations to slide, fade, spin, expand, or contract your views.

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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum StockAnimation

  • A position on the screen. Use this to define specific locations on the screen where the animation should start

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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum Position

  • Represents the weighted values for computation

    • light: a small value, 0.5
    • medium: a default value, 1.0
    • heavy: a large value, 2.0
    • custom: you can specify your own value for weight
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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum Weight

  • A representation of the corners of the view

    • topLeft: top left corner of the view
    • topRight: top right corner of the view
    • bottomLeft: bottom left corner of the view
    • bottomRight: bottom right corner of the view
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    Declaration

    Swift

    public enum Corner