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    • Improved internal handling of animation updates to better respond to changes in animation properties. This enhances the reliability and responsiveness of animation components for end-users.

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The changes introduce an optional nextProps parameter to the updateCompositeAnimation method in both the abstract BaseAnimationWrapper class and its concrete implementation, JsonAnimationWrapper. In BaseAnimationWrapper, the shouldComponentUpdate method now calls updateCompositeAnimation with nextProps as a side effect if the animation configuration changes. In JsonAnimationWrapper, the method uses the provided newProps if available, or falls back to the current props. This enables updating the composite animation based on upcoming properties rather than only the current ones.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/core/components/wrapper/BaseAnimationWrapper.tsx Modified updateCompositeAnimation to accept optional nextProps; updated shouldComponentUpdate to call it with nextProps as a side effect when animation config changes.
src/core/components/wrapper/JsonAnimationWrapper.tsx Updated updateCompositeAnimation to accept optional newProps and use it (or current props) for internal updates.

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    participant ReactComponent
    participant BaseAnimationWrapper
    participant JsonAnimationWrapper

    ReactComponent->>BaseAnimationWrapper: shouldComponentUpdate(nextProps)
    alt animationConfig changed
        BaseAnimationWrapper->>JsonAnimationWrapper: updateCompositeAnimation(nextProps)
        JsonAnimationWrapper->>JsonAnimationWrapper: Use nextProps or this.props for updates
    end
    BaseAnimationWrapper-->>ReactComponent: return shouldUpdate
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@yogeshpaliyal yogeshpaliyal changed the title Fix Animation lag Fix Animation lag in JSON animation Apr 15, 2025
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src/core/components/wrapper/BaseAnimationWrapper.tsx (2)

10-10: Good API enhancement for animation optimization

The abstract method signature has been updated to accept optional next props, which will allow for animation preparation based on upcoming props rather than current ones.


15-19: Effective optimization for reducing animation lag

This change preemptively updates the animation when props change, rather than waiting for the component to re-render. By moving the animation update to the shouldComponentUpdate phase, the animation system can prepare for the upcoming state, reducing perceived lag.

While side effects in shouldComponentUpdate are generally discouraged, this is a reasonable exception for performance optimization in animation systems.

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protected updateCompositeAnimation(newProps?: JsonAnimationProps): void {
this._updateAnimatedArray(newProps ?? this.props);
this._updateCompositeAnimation(newProps ?? this.props);
this._updateTransformsArray(newProps ?? this.props);
}
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Good implementation of animation optimization

The method now accepts an optional newProps parameter and uses the nullish coalescing operator to fall back to current props when needed. This implementation properly supports the optimization introduced in the base class and ensures that animations can be prepared with upcoming props.

One minor recommendation - consider enabling the native driver for better performance:

- useNativeDriver: false
+ useNativeDriver: true

However, only do this if all animated properties are compatible with the native driver (opacity and transform properties). Style properties like width, height, etc. aren't compatible with the native driver.

To verify which properties in your animations might not be compatible with the native driver:


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Find all animation properties that might not be compatible with native driver
grep -n "case \"" src/core/components/wrapper/JsonAnimationWrapper.tsx | grep -v "translate\|rotate\|scale\|opacity" | sort

Length of output: 245


Updated Recommendation: Verify Animated Properties for Native Driver Compatibility

The refactored implementation using an optional newProps parameter and fallback to current props is well done. However, our recent verification shows that the component animates properties such as "skewX", "skewY", "width", and "height"—which are not compatible with the native driver.

  • If you plan to enable the native driver (i.e., using useNativeDriver: true), please first ensure that all animated properties are natively supported (typically only opacity and transform properties are safe).
  • Otherwise, continue using useNativeDriver: false or consider refactoring the component to animate only the supported properties.

Committable suggestion skipped: line range outside the PR's diff.

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@swapnil1104 Can you please review this

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