Project for getting reactivity and feedback directly in Tumult Hype 4 using the additional HTML-attributes panel for options.
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Project for getting reactivity and feedback directly in Tumult Hype 4 using the additional HTML-attributes panel for options.
This extension is a Hype specific interface to LocalStorage and allows for local persistent user data (browser specific). It also extends on the capability of the regular LocalStorage to store complex and nested data.
This extension called Hype MutationObserver, is a wrapper to MutationObserver. It allows to observer elements and act upon changes on their attributes, childlist and subtree.
This extension uses a tiny runtime proxy to fetch the loader data, offering instant access to it. This allows to read and maipulate some values you wouldn’t usually haveaccess to …
The idea behind Hype CommandPipeline is to map function calls originating from triggering custom behavior onto a handler function and then uses event.customBehaviorName to run an action.
Create size adjusting layouts using Hype (inspired by Figma). This extension helps with positioning elements using a stacking order.
This extension aims at offering CSS blend modes for Tumult Hype 4.
This project extends custom behavior found in Tumult Hype 4 to the page context and beyond.
A wrapper for window.requestAnimationFrame that cleans up after itself made for Tumult Hype.
Wrapper to connects Handlebars to your Hype document (rectangles/DIV's)
Add a description, image, and links to the hype topic page so that developers can more easily learn about it.
To associate your repository with the hype topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."