animate_do

animate_do

A Flutter animation package inspired by Animate.css, built with zero external dependencies.

---

Getting Started

Every animation widget ships with sensible defaults and is fully customizable. Drop it around any widget and you're done.

---

Properties

Property	Type	Description
key	Key	Optional widget key reference
child	Widget	Required widget to animate
duration	Duration	Duration of the animation
delay	Duration	Delay before the animation starts
from	double	Initial or final value for more pronounced slide/fade effects
animate	bool	Toggle false → true to trigger; works with setState, Bloc, Provider, Redux, etc.
infinite	bool	Loops the animation indefinitely
spins	double	Number of rotations — applies to Spin, Roulette, SpinPerfect
manualTrigger	bool	Disables auto-play; requires the controller callback to drive the animation
controller	Function	Exposes the AnimationController for advanced control
onFinish	Function	Callback fired when the animation completes; receives an AnimateDoDirection (forward / backward)
curve	Curve	Custom easing curve

---

Available Animations

Fade In

FadeIn	FadeInDown	FadeInDownBig	FadeInUp
FadeInUpBig	FadeInLeft	FadeInLeftBig	FadeInRight
FadeInRightBig

Fade Out

FadeOut	FadeOutDown	FadeOutDownBig	FadeOutUp
FadeOutUpBig	FadeOutLeft	FadeOutLeftBig	FadeOutRight
FadeOutRightBig

Bounce In

BounceInDown	BounceInUp	BounceInLeft	BounceInRight

Elastic In

ElasticIn	ElasticInDown	ElasticInUp	ElasticInLeft
ElasticInRight

Slide In

SlideInDown	SlideInUp	SlideInLeft	SlideInRight

Back In / Back Out

BackInDown	BackInUp	BackInLeft	BackInRight
BackOutDown	BackOutUp	BackOutLeft	BackOutRight

Flip In

FlipInX	FlipInY

Zoom

ZoomIn	ZoomOut

Attention Seekers

All attention seekers support the infinite property to loop indefinitely.

Bounce	Dance	Flash	Pulse
Flip	Roulette	ShakeX	ShakeY
Spin	SpinPerfect	Swing	HeartBeat
Wobble	Jello	Tada	RubberBand

Custom Animations

These widgets let you move widgets around the screen and chain them with any other animation.

MoveTo	MoveToArc

---

Two Syntaxes

Both syntaxes are fully supported. Use whichever feels more natural to you.

Sugar Syntax

Row(
  mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.spaceAround,
  children: [
    const Square().fadeInLeft(),
    const Square().fadeInUp(),
    const Square().fadeInDown(),
    const Square().fadeInRight(),
  ],
)

Class Syntax

Row(
  mainAxisAlignment: MainAxisAlignment.spaceAround,
  children: [
    FadeInLeft(child: Square()),
    FadeInUp(child: Square()),
    FadeInDown(child: Square()),
    FadeInRight(child: Square()),
  ],
)

---

Animation Chaining

Chain multiple animations sequentially using the sugar syntax:

Square()
  .tada()
  .wobble()
  .fadeIn()

Chaining with custom animations

const Square()
  .moveTo(top: 30)
  .moveTo(
    left: 30,
    delay: const Duration(seconds: 1),
  )
  .moveToArc(
    bottom: 30,
    right: 30,
    delay: const Duration(seconds: 2),
  )
  .fadeOut(
    delay: const Duration(seconds: 2),
  )

---

Triggering Animations

Toggle with animate

Set animate: true to play forward, animate: false to reverse. Works with any state management solution.

FadeIn(animate: animate, child: const Square())
FadeInUp(animate: animate, child: const Square())
FadeInDown(animate: animate, child: const Square())
FadeInLeft(animate: animate, child: const Square())
FadeInRight(animate: animate, child: const Square())

---

Events — onFinish

The onFinish callback fires when an animation completes, passing an AnimateDoDirection value (forward or backward).

Sugar syntax

const Square().fadeIn(
  animate: animate,
  delay: const Duration(milliseconds: 100),
  onFinish: (direction) => print('$direction'),
),

Class syntax

FadeIn(
  animate: animate,
  delay: const Duration(milliseconds: 100),
  onFinish: (direction) => print('$direction'),
  child: const Square(),
),

---

Manual Trigger

Use manualTrigger: true together with the controller callback to drive the animation yourself — useful when you need full control over playback.

Note: When using manualTrigger, you are responsible for calling controller.forward() and controller.reverse() explicitly.

class _MyWidgetState extends State<MyWidget> {
  late AnimationController animateController;

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return FadeInUp(
      manualTrigger: true,
      controller: (controller) => animateController = controller,
      child: YourWidget(),
    );
  }
}

---

Demos

For complete runnable examples, see the example folder.

---

If you find this package useful, consider leaving a like on pub.dev. Feedback and suggestions are always welcome.