Learn REACT-SPRING with Real Code Examples

Install via npm: npm install @react-spring/web

Import hooks/components: import { useSpring, animated } from '@react-spring/web';

Wrap target elements with animated components

Define spring or transition properties in hooks

Update animated values in response to state or events

React project (CRA, Vite, Next.js)

Modern browser with CSS transform support

Optional TypeScript for type safety

React dev tools for debugging

Gesture libraries for interactive animations

package.json - dependencies and scripts

App.js - main React app

components/ - animated UI components

animations/ - spring configurations

hooks/ - custom animation hooks

npm install @react-spring/web

npm run start - start dev server

npm run build - production build

npm test - test components

npm run lint - ensure code quality

Animation values are language-agnostic

Content can be animated in any locale

Dynamic text or layout can respond to i18n

No built-in language restriction

Works seamlessly with RTL/LTR layouts

Ensure motion preferences are respected (reduced motion)

Keyboard and focus accessibility maintained

Animations should not interfere with usability

Provide static alternatives if motion is critical

Screen readers interact with static DOM elements

CSS handles static layout

animated components handle dynamic styles

Transforms, opacity, color, and SVG attributes

Responsive animations based on state

Integrates with styled-components or TailwindCSS

React state or external state libraries for animation triggers

Animated values update based on state changes

useTransition manages conditional rendering state

Interpolation depends on dynamic props

Gestures trigger state updates that drive springs

No persistence needed for animation state

Animation state is reactive to component props

useSprings allows managing multiple animated items

Transitions can track lists of items

Reusable configs manage multiple UI interactions