A library for working with reduced motion and Svelte transitions. Read more about why reduced motion is important. Please create an issue if something is missing/wrong.
npm install svelte-reduced-motion -D
This library works with Svelte 5 only, checkout v1 for Svelte 3/4 support.
Below is some use cases for the library, checkout the full docs here.
The easiest way to get started is with the svelte/transition
wrapper. This wraps all official transitions with our createTransition
api, which will automatically use fade when reduced motion is requested.
<script>
- import { fly } from 'svelte/transition';
+ import { fly } from 'svelte-reduced-motion/transition';
</script>
You can provide your own fallback transition with the createTransition
api. We'll import the regular fly and blur transitions for this. The first argument is the target transition, with the second being the fallback.
<script>
import { createTransition } from 'svelte-reduced-motion';
import { fly, blur } from 'svelte/transition';
const accessibleFly = createTransition(fly, blur);
</script>
If we want to specify options per transition, you can do that in the createTransition fn. Any options passed to the final transition will overwrite them, and still cause a merge.
<script>
import { createTransition } from 'svelte-reduced-motion';
import { fly, blur } from 'svelte/transition';
const accessibleFly = createTransition(
[fly, { y: -20, duration: 200 }],
[blur, { duration: 500 }],
);
</script>
<div use:accessibleFly></div>
You can also import the prefersReducedMotion
store to make checks for yourself.
<script>
import { prefersReducedMotion } from 'svelte-reduced-motion';
</script>
{#if $prefersReducedMotion}
<p>The user prefers reduced motion!</p>
{/if}
reducedMotion
store is now called prefersReducedMotion
to match the media query