v1.1.4 – Community Support, Docs Polishing & README Love

Added

• “Support This Project” and “Become a Community Sponsor” sections with clear benefits and heartfelt messaging.
• Calls-to-action for GitHub Issues, Discussions, and Pull Requests.
• Newsletter promotion with badge and link to "Pixels & Projects with Pavel".

Improved

• Enhanced project intro for clarity and developer appeal.
• Reorganized README badge layout for better scannability.
• Final emotional note and signature with contact/social badges.

v1.1.3 - License Update Apache License 2.0

License Update – Apache License 2.0

This release formalizes AnimText's licensing under the Apache License, Version 2.0, a widely used, permissive open-source license. This allows developers and organizations to use, modify, and distribute the project freely, with minimal obligations.

What's New:

• The LICENSE file now uses Apache License 2.0.
• A NOTICE file has been added, clearly outlining author attribution and use conditions.

Important Notes:

• Attribution is required when using, modifying, or sharing this software.
• If you redistribute or integrate AnimText, please include the LICENSE and NOTICE files and give credit to the original author:
  • Shafayetul Islam Pavel – LinkedIn Profile

v1.1.2 – Documentation Improvements

Documentation Improvements

• Added full installation guide for NPM and CDN users
• Detailed examples for:
  • Letter, word, and line animations
  • Using multiple animation classes and delays
  • Delay logic with data-at-delay and data-at-base-duration
• Explained debug mode with window.__ANIMTEXT_DEBUG
• Clarified .cssanimation class requirement
• Fixed typo in attribute example (data-at-duration → data-at-base-duration)

v1.1.1 – Documentation Overhaul & Developer Guide

This release includes a complete rewrite of the AnimText README for better clarity, accuracy, and developer experience.

✅ What’s New in the Docs:

• Full installation guide (NPM + CDN)
• How to use data-at-sequence, data-at-random, data-at-word, data-at-line, etc.
• Explained delay control with data-at-delay and data-at-base-duration
• Examples of staggered animation, custom animation classes, and line splitting
• Debug mode setup using window.__ANIMTEXT_DEBUG
• Full example markup with tips for reinitialization

No code changes — just better onboarding for developers. Perfect if you're just getting started with AnimText.

📖 View the updated README

AnimText v1.1.0 – Official Launch

We’re excited to launch AnimText, the spiritual successor to GlyphFX.js – a lightweight JavaScript plugin for animating letters, words, and lines with custom CSS animation classes.

What’s New

• New Name: AnimText (formerly GlyphFX)
• Letter-by-letter animation with sequential, random, and reverse order
• Word and line-level animation with full control over delay and class
• Custom animation class support from @hellouxpavel/cssanimation
• Automatically calculates or overrides animation durations
• Configurable using data-at-* attributes only (no JS setup needed)
• Smart randomization, accessibility-friendly, and delay sequencing
• Production-ready with debug logging and fallback handling

Install

npm install animtext @hellouxpavel/cssanimation