What are Vue transition hooks and how do they work?

What are Vue transition hooks and how do they work?

Vue transition hooks are lifecycle hooks that allow you to control the transition effects when elements enter or leave the DOM. They provide a way to execute code at specific points during the transition process.

Can you give me an example of how to use these hooks?

Sure! You can use hooks like before-enter, enter, and leave to add custom animations. For example, you can define a CSS class to fade in an element when it enters.

What are the differences between the various transition hooks?

Each hook serves a different purpose: before-enter is called before the element is inserted, enter is called when the element is being inserted, and leave is called when the element is being removed. This allows for precise control over animations.

Are there any common mistakes to avoid when using transition hooks?

Yes, a common mistake is not properly managing the timing of your animations. Ensure that your CSS transitions are synchronized with the hooks to avoid janky animations.