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After including the min.js from UNPKG, how does one start using this?
From the docs, window.Vue2Transitions is available as a global variable.
Can you provide an example of using one of the transitions using the browser script approach?
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A new user might presumably do this:
const draggable = new Draggable(pointerEvents);
const spring = new Point2DSpring();
const tossable = new Tossable({ draggable, spring });and wonder why nothing is happening. Perhaps interactions that take user input should throw warnings if their output isn't being used (at least in a dev mode).
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Small rant sorry...
You should mention somewhere that elements have to be hidden first then do
ramjet.transform(), and use{ done: => { ramjet.show(target) }}... and also maybe that it doesnt like jquery elements.If the docs do say that, my apologies, I couldn't find it
Reason is all your demos use hidden elements, but its not clear how to interact with a hidden element, and the effect doe