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lottie-favorite

A heart/favorite icon that animates on toggle — Lottie JSON, portable across web & app. A Lottie (JSON) animation — portable motion that plays identically on web and app via lottie-web. Honors prefers-reduced-motion (don't autoplay). Reserve Lottie for motion that earns its ~160KB runtime.

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# Lottie · Favorite

A heart/favorite icon that animates on toggle — Lottie JSON, portable across web & app. Lottie JSON from [spemer/lottie-animations-json](https://github.com/spemer/lottie-animations-json)
(MIT). Part of [motion-anything](https://github.com/nexu-io/motion-anything); obeys `MOTION-SPEC.md`.

## When to use it
- Portable JSON motion identical on web & app; icon/control micro-animations (incl. After Effects / Jitter exports).

## When NOT to use it (restraint)
- When a pure-CSS effect would do — don't ship the Lottie runtime for a simple fade.

## How to apply
1. Include `lottie.min.js` (runtime) and `animation.json`.
2. `lottie.loadAnimation({ container, renderer:'svg', loop:true, autoplay:false, path:'animation.json' })`; start on intent / guard reduced-motion.
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