animation - Animate route change in react-router-dom switch component -


i'm having hard time animating transition 1 page react-router-dom. the exmaple fine can't work within switch component provided react-router-dom.

i've tried doing around switch component or inside doesn't (also no warnings or errors in console).

example

class layout extends purecomponent {     render() {         const { account } = this.props;          return (             <div classname="main">                 <header image={account.resources.logo} backgroundcolor={account.theme} />                 <progressionbar />                  <div classname="main__content">                     <csstransition classnames="fade" timeout={{ enter: 1500, exit: 500 }}>                         <switch key={this.props.location.key} location={this.props.location}>                             <route exact path={`${basepath}start`} component={start} />                             <route exact path={`${basepath}questions`} component={questions} />                             <route exact path={`${basepath}comments`} component={comments} />                             <route exact path={`${basepath}capture`} component={capture} />                             <route exact path={`${basepath}disclaimer`} component={disclaimer} />                             <route exact path={`${basepath}finish`} component={null} />                         </switch>                     </csstransition>                      <footer />                 </div>             </div>         );     } }

css

.fade-enter {     opacity: 0.01; }  .fade-enter.fade-enter-active {     opacity: 1;     transition: opacity 500ms ease-in; }  .fade-exit {     opacity: 1; }  .fade-exit.fade-exit-active {     opacity: 0.01;     transition: opacity 300ms ease-in; }

try this:

<csstransition classnames="test" transitionleavetimeout={300}>   <switch key={this.props.location.pathname} location={this.props.location}>     ...   </switch> </csstransition>

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