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built-in-components/transitiongroup

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TransitionGroup component props interface

TransitionGroup accepts the same props as Transition except mode, plus two additional props: tag (string, optional) - if not defined, renders as a fragment; moveClass (string, optional) - customizes the CSS class applied during move transitions.

TransitionGroup component events

TransitionGroup emits the same events as Transition.

TransitionGroup multiple elements support

TransitionGroup provides transition effects for multiple elements or components in a list.

TransitionGroup default rendering and keying requirement

By default, TransitionGroup does not render a wrapper DOM element, but one can be defined via the tag prop. Every child in a transition-group must be uniquely keyed for the animations to work properly.

TransitionGroup move transitions with FLIP technique

TransitionGroup supports moving transitions via CSS transform. When a child's position on screen changes after an update, it receives a moving CSS class (auto-generated from the name attribute or configured with the move-class prop). If the CSS transform property is transition-able when the moving class is applied, the element is smoothly animated to its destination using the FLIP technique.

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