# react-waitforanimation

When you need to do UI blocking work after an animation, it results in a better user experience
when you finish the animation first and THEN do the blocking work.

Note this is probably only for specific use-cases and only works with CSS animations. Also `requestIdleCallback`
is the best solution for this, but is poorly supported :( The benefits is that using this 
component will give you a more declarative way. 

## How?

For now check the example. 


![](./example.gif)