amp-bodymovin-animation
Description
Displays an AirBnB Bodymovin animation player.
Required Scripts
<script async custom-element="amp-bodymovin-animation" src="https://cdn.ampproject.org/v0/amp-bodymovin-animation-0.1.js"></script>
Supported Layouts
Examples
Usage
The <amp-bodymovin-animation>
component embeds an AirBnB Bodymovin animation player, which renders an animation from JSON generated by Adobe After Effects.
The width
and height
attributes determine the aspect ratio of the animation embedded in responsive layouts.
<amp-bodymovin-animation layout="fixed" width="200" height="200" src="https://nainar.github.io/loader.json" loop="5" > </amp-bodymovin-animation>
Attributes
src
The path to the exported Bodymovin animation object. Must be https
protocol.
loop
(optional)
Indicates whether the animation should be looping or not. By default, this
attribute is set to true
. Values for this attribute can be: true
, false
,
or a number value. If a number is specified, the animation loops that number of
times.
noautoplay
(optional)
By default, an animation autoplays. If this attribute is added the video waits for an action to start playing.
renderer
(optional)
Multiple renderers are supported and can be specified:
canvas
html
svg
(default)
title
(optional)
Define a title
attribute for the component to propagate to the underlying <iframe>
element. The default value is "Airbnb BodyMovin animation"
.
Common attributes
This element includes common attributes extended to AMP components.
Actions
play
Plays the animation.
pause
Pauses the animation.
stop
Stops the animation.
seekTo(time=INTEGER)
Sets the currentTime
of the animation to the specified value and pauses
animation.
seekTo(percent=[0,1])
Uses the given percentage value to determine the currentTime
of the animation
to the specified value and pauses animation.
Validation
See amp-bodymovin-animation rules in the AMP validator specification.
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