To.BounceView is a bouncing view widget for Titanium. It basically is a View wrapper with a resize method that animates vertically and horizontally.

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Install through gitt.io

$ gittio install To.BounceView

Or download by downloading the ZIP.

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Implementing it is very easy, just add it to the view

<Window>
    <Widget src="To.BounceView" id="bouncyView" onClick="clickBottom">
        <Label>Awesome</Label>
    </Widget>
</Window>

All properties set in the tss will be applied to the view created, and it also supports all subviews as normal.

Resizing the view (horizontally) is also easy, just call the resize method:

// resize to 300x300
$.bouncyView.resize(300,300);

By default the speed of the animation is 250ms. That means the total animation will last 500ms. This can be adjusted in the 3rd parameter in the resize function. 50ms would be a good amount for a button press for example

// resize to 300
$.bouncyView.resize(300, 300, 50);

When resizing to a size it already is, it will shrink 90% and then go back to 100% again.

An extended example would be a view with a couple of buttons, that animate from behind a single button as often shown.

<Widget src="To.BounceView" id="buttonsView" onClick="clickButtons">
    <View width="60" height="60" backgroundColor="red" right="0" bottom="0" zIndex="5" onClick="clickButtons" />
    <View width="60" height="60" backgroundColor="yellow" right="0" top="0" zIndex="3" />
    <View width="60" height="60" backgroundColor="green" left="0" top="0" zIndex="3" />
    <View width="60" height="60" backgroundColor="green" left="0" bottom="0" zIndex="3" />
</Widget>

And the added function to expand it

var buttonsExpanded = false;
function clickButtons(){
	var size = buttonsExpanded ? 60 : 175;
	$.buttonsView.resize(size,size);
	buttonsExpanded = !buttonsExpanded;
}

If you don't want it to bounce, set the 4th parameter to true

$.bouncyView.resize(300, 300, null, true);

There are several properties that can be added to the BounceView on load, or trough the relevant setter.

• speed
• noBounce
• positiveBounce
• bounceRate
• horizontalBounce
• verticalBounce

All these properties have a setter, and can also be provided in the tss in the controller that includes the widget.

If you want it to bounce less/more than the default 10%, set it through the setBounceRate function

// sets the bounce rate to 5%
$.buttonsView.setBounceRate(0.05);

When you resize the view to the same size, the default is a button press style, shrink and resize to original size. This can be changed to increase first, then shrink through the setPositiveBounce function:

// let the view increase size, then shrink
$.buttonsView.setPositiveBounce(true);

If you just want to disable bouncing either horizontally or vertically

// disable horizontal bouncing
$.buttonsView.setHorizontalBounce(false);

// disable vertical bouncing
$.buttonsView.setVerticalBounce(false);