Documentation

Using the library

• Getting started: requirements, building, installing, samples, the model the API follows, results, defs and ids.
• Easing: CSS's and Penner's curves, rough easings, tables and fitted linear().
• Springs, decay and signals: springs, flings, landing and bounds, the rubber band, punch and shake.
• Values and paths: colors, angles, rotations, scales, zoom, keyframe paths and tracks.
• Transitions: a context, targets, transitions, the update, reduced motion.
• Clips and timelines: tracks on nested timelines, positions, labels and marks, staggers.
• Players, events and layers: playing clips, eased rates, scroll, event records, composition.
• Threads and capacity: the host's task system, players in step, growing a context.
• API reference, generated from the headers.

How it works

• Overview: the library profile and how the parts fit.
• Glossary.
• Numbers, Easing, Springs, decay and signals, Values and paths, Timing, Clips and composition, Events, The update, Memory and the API contract.
• Maul conventions: the rules every Maul library follows.

Maintaining it

• Development: toolchain, running one test, generated files and oracles, code size, benchmarks, fuzzing.
• Checks: the local tiers, the CI jobs, test labels and the nightly scenes, the time budgets.
• Release: how a version is released and what it carries.