Documentation
Animations
Supported mount, state, property, and diagnostic behavior in the React Native v2 adapter.
Native animations
Define an initial state and a mounted target:
<mw.View className="animate-initial:opacity-0 animate-initial:y-20 animate-enter:opacity-100 animate-enter:y-0 animate-duration-300">
<mw.Text>Fades and slides into place</mw.Text>
</mw.View>Supported native values include opacity, colors, dimensions, spacing, borders,
typography, and transforms such as scale, translate, rotate, and skew. x and
y are adapted to translateX and translateY; rotation and skew numbers are
adapted to degree strings. Transition durations and delays become milliseconds
for Reanimated.
Named variants work at runtime:
<mw.View className="animate-variant-hidden:opacity-0 animate-variant-visible:opacity-100 animate-from-hidden animate-to-visible animate-duration-200" />Unsupported values are diagnostics
CSS filters, backdrop filters, clip paths, box shadows, perspective/Z transforms,
and SVG path values have no generic React Native mapping. The parser returns an
unsupported-native-property warning and keeps the original token available to
the styling layer; it does not pretend the animation ran.
animate-inview:*, drag, and layout classes likewise return specific warnings.
Exit states and viewport options remain present in parsed data for custom
orchestration, but the mw.* component does not delay native unmount or track
visibility for you.
Read Compatibility before sharing an animation preset between web and native.