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David Sehnal authoredDavid Sehnal authored
model.ts 1.65 KiB
/**
* Copyright (c) 2019 mol* contributors, licensed under MIT, See LICENSE file for more info.
*
* @author David Sehnal <david.sehnal@gmail.com>
*/
import { ParamDefinition as PD } from 'mol-util/param-definition';
import { PluginContext } from 'mol-plugin/context';
export { PluginStateAnimation }
// TODO: helpers for building animations (once more animations are added)
// for example "composite animation"
interface PluginStateAnimation<P extends PD.Params = any, S = any> {
name: string,
readonly display: { readonly name: string, readonly description?: string },
params: (ctx: PluginContext) => P,
initialState(params: PD.Values<P>, ctx: PluginContext): S,
/**
* Apply the current frame and modify the state.
* @param t Current absolute time since the animation started.
*/
apply(state: S, t: PluginStateAnimation.Time, ctx: PluginStateAnimation.Context<P>): Promise<PluginStateAnimation.ApplyResult<S>>,
/**
* The state must be serializable to JSON. If JSON.stringify is not enough,
* custom converted to an object that works with JSON.stringify can be provided.
*/
stateSerialization?: { toJSON(state: S): any, fromJSON(data: any): S }
}
namespace PluginStateAnimation {
export interface Time {
lastApplied: number,
current: number
}
export type ApplyResult<S> = { kind: 'finished' } | { kind: 'skip' } | { kind: 'next', state: S }
export interface Context<P extends PD.Params> {
params: PD.Values<P>,
plugin: PluginContext
}
export function create<P extends PD.Params, S>(params: PluginStateAnimation<P, S>) {
return params;
}
}