DotLottieEventListener Interface API Reference

The DotLottieEventListener interface defines a set of callback methods that respond to various animation events. Implementing this interface allows for handling animation lifecycle events, playback state changes, and rendering updates.

Methods

Event Method	Description
`onLoop(loopCount: UInt)`	Called when the animation completes a loop. loopCount indicates the number of times the animation has looped.
`onRender(frameNo: Float)`	Invoked for each frame rendered. frameNo is the current frame number.
`onStop()`	Triggered when the animation stops.
`onFrame(frame: Float)`	Called with the current frame number whenever the animation updates.
`onPause()`	Invoked when the animation is paused.
`onPlay()`	Triggered when the animation starts playing.
`onComplete()`	Called when the animation completes all its loops and stops.
`onLoad()`	Invoked when the animation is successfully loaded and ready to play.
`onLoadError()`	Called if there is an error loading the animation.
`onLoadError(error: Throwable)`	Called if there is an error.
`onFreeze()`	Triggered when the animation is frozen at the current frame.
`onUnFreeze()`	Invoked when the animation resumes from a frozen state.
`onDestroy()`	Called when the animation is destroyed and resources are released.

This API reference provides a comprehensive overview of the DotLottieEventListener interface, enabling developers to effectively manage and respond to animation events within their applications.