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1/*! 2 * jQuery UI Effects Shake 1.14.2 3 * https://jqueryui.com 4 * 5 * Copyright OpenJS Foundation and other contributors 6 * Released under the MIT license. 7 * https://jquery.org/license 8 */ 9 10//>>label: Shake Effect 11//>>group: Effects 12//>>description: Shakes an element horizontally or vertically n times. 13//>>docs: https://api.jqueryui.com/shake-effect/ 14//>>demos: https://jqueryui.com/effect/ 15 16( function( factory ) { 17 "use strict"; 18 19 if ( typeof define === "function" && define.amd ) { 20 21 // AMD. Register as an anonymous module. 22 define( [ 23 "jquery", 24 "../version", 25 "../effect" 26 ], factory ); 27 } else { 28 29 // Browser globals 30 factory( jQuery ); 31 } 32} )( function( $ ) { 33"use strict"; 34 35return $.effects.define( "shake", function( options, done ) { 36 37 var i = 1, 38 element = $( this ), 39 direction = options.direction || "left", 40 distance = options.distance || 20, 41 times = options.times || 3, 42 anims = times * 2 + 1, 43 speed = Math.round( options.duration / anims ), 44 ref = ( direction === "up" || direction === "down" ) ? "top" : "left", 45 positiveMotion = ( direction === "up" || direction === "left" ), 46 animation = {}, 47 animation1 = {}, 48 animation2 = {}, 49 50 queuelen = element.queue().length; 51 52 $.effects.createPlaceholder( element ); 53 54 // Animation 55 animation[ ref ] = ( positiveMotion ? "-=" : "+=" ) + distance; 56 animation1[ ref ] = ( positiveMotion ? "+=" : "-=" ) + distance * 2; 57 animation2[ ref ] = ( positiveMotion ? "-=" : "+=" ) + distance * 2; 58 59 // Animate 60 element.animate( animation, speed, options.easing ); 61 62 // Shakes 63 for ( ; i < times; i++ ) { 64 element 65 .animate( animation1, speed, options.easing ) 66 .animate( animation2, speed, options.easing ); 67 } 68 69 element 70 .animate( animation1, speed, options.easing ) 71 .animate( animation, speed / 2, options.easing ) 72 .queue( done ); 73 74 $.effects.unshift( element, queuelen, anims + 1 ); 75} ); 76 77} );
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