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@tholman/confetti

v1.0.5

Published

React Confetti

Downloads

783

Readme

React Confetti

A react component to show a neat css animated confetti effect I've used around 50 times over the last 10 years. Componentized for easy use, variablility and a few extra bells and whistles.

See it in action.

Credit where credit is due, after a lot of digging I believe this is the original? Although perhaps it too had some prior art.

Installation

Add to your project via npm or yarn

npm install @tholman/confetti --save
yarn add @tholman/confetti

Usage

Import in your react component, and apply generously.

import Confetti from '@tholman/confetti';
<Confetti total={99} />

You can also pass in an array of components to create a more controlled effect. There are a couple of base shapes provided.

import Confetti, { Rectangle, Circle, Triangle } from '@tholman/confetti';
<Confetti total={99} Component={[
  <Rectangle color="red" />,
  <Circle color="blue" />,
  <Triangle color="green" />,
]} />

The containter itself is absolutely positioned, and will try to expand into the space you give it, but you can also control its css as you would any element.

<Confetti total={99} className="custom-class" />

Customization

The library provides you with a couple of base confetti shapes, but you can also pass in your own components for more variety.

<Confetti total={99} Component={<YourComponent />} />

License

ISC