easing

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sinnerschrader / react-over-scroll / demo / demo.tsx View on Github

const ProgressDevices = (props: any) =&gt; (
	<svg viewBox="0 0 897 452">
		<g stroke="#444" fill="none">
			
				<path d="M202.986 317H12.097C5.462 317 .083 311.623.083 304.99V12.093C.083 5.46 5.461.083 12.097.083h190.889C209.622.083 215 5.46 215 12.093V304.99c0 6.633-5.378 12.01-12.014 12.01z" fill="{`hsla(0,"></path>
				<path d="M17 32h181.999v252.917H17z" fill="{`hsla(200,"></path>
				</g></svg>

stickyroll / react-stickyroll / src / cover / src / device-support.tsx View on Github

/&gt;

stickyroll / react-stickyroll / app / device-support.tsx View on Github

fill={`hsla(200, 10%, 15%, calc(var(--progress-2) * 1))`}
					d="M95 39h501.074v292.009H95z"
					strokeDasharray="1586.166015625 1586.166015625"
					strokeDashoffset="calc(1586.166015625 + var(--progress) * 1586.166015625)"
				/&gt;

How to use the @popmotion/easing.easeIn function in @popmotion/easing

To help you get started, we’ve selected a few @popmotion/easing examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.

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