Recently playing around with Adobe Illustrator in conjunction with Animate CC for export into ReactJS . However, as I've encountered with Animate CC choppy motions for animating svg group elements coupled to all the hassle of inlining svg plus simil code...this allegedly is trending down in terms of popularity, one particular bright spot that I've found for inlining rapidly lengthy pieces of svg code comes by way of transpiling (in cli environment) an svg into reactjs components. It is done easily at console. Here's a link that helps doing such...
https://medium.com/@scbarrus/transform-raw-svg-files-into-react-components-in-seconds-25faf56a6f07
I've found that it does what it says in a second for large svg files. Just follow instructions for installing globally via npm.
Of course aside from working on a component search object element and then modify inside reactjs component object for animation with loop call inside such component (in other words creating js side animation), css is an alternative as well. React by the way is nice for creating ios and android apps while avoiding all the hassles of learning to have to code in swift and using xcode or android and java in general. React apps can be provisioned for web apps as well.
https://medium.com/@scbarrus/transform-raw-svg-files-into-react-components-in-seconds-25faf56a6f07
I've found that it does what it says in a second for large svg files. Just follow instructions for installing globally via npm.
Of course aside from working on a component search object element and then modify inside reactjs component object for animation with loop call inside such component (in other words creating js side animation), css is an alternative as well. React by the way is nice for creating ios and android apps while avoiding all the hassles of learning to have to code in swift and using xcode or android and java in general. React apps can be provisioned for web apps as well.
