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balloon-confetti-celebration

v1.0.9

Published

Balloon and confetti animation package for celebrations

Downloads

14

Readme

Balloon Confetti Celebration

Explanation

The animation begins with a modal appearing, and you can set the delay before this modal shows up. After that, balloons rise upwards, and confetti bursts into the air. When you hover over the balloons, a needle icon appears. If you double-click on a balloon with this icon, it pops, and confetti flies out from the point where the balloon burst.

Overview

The Balloon Confetti Celebration package allows you to easily add a festive celebration effect to your web applications, featuring balloons and confetti. It is simple to integrate and customize.

Installation

To install the package, use npm:

npm install balloon-confetti-celebration

Usage

To use the Balloon Confetti Celebration package, you need to include the required HTML elements and set up the JavaScript configuration.

HTML Setup

Add the following HTML elements to your page:

<div id="balloon-confetti-celebration"></div>

JavaScript Configuration

<script type="module">
    import CelebrationManager from './node_modules/balloon-confetti-celebration/managers/celebrationManager.js';

    const options = {
        containerId: 'balloon-confetti-celebration',
        modalUrl: 'https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2023/11/29/12/29/cartoon-8419487_1280.jpg', // Optional: If not set, random images will be displayed.
        balloonCount: 40,
        modalDelay: 500,
        confettiColors: [{ front: "#FEDB37", back: "#FDB931" }],
        confettiParams: {
            delay: 1700,
            number: 120,
            size: { x: [10, 30], y: [15, 25] },
            initSpeed: 35,
            gravity: 0.65,
            drag: 0.08,
            terminalVelocity: 6,
            flipSpeed: 0.017,
        }
    };
    const celebrationManager = new CelebrationManager(options);
    celebrationManager.setupConfettiCanvas();
    celebrationManager.startCelebration();
</script>

Configuration Options

  • containerId: The ID of the container where the celebration will take place (required).
  • modalUrl: URL of an image to display during the celebration. If not provided, a random image will be used.
  • balloonCount: The number of balloons to display (default: 40).
  • modalDelay: Delay before showing the modal image (default: 500 ms).
  • confettiColors: Array of objects defining the front and back colors of the confetti.
  • confettiParams: Object containing parameters for confetti animation:
    • delay: Delay before confetti starts (default: 1700 ms).
    • number: Number of confetti pieces to create (default: 120).
    • size: Size of confetti pieces in pixels.
    • initSpeed: Initial speed of the confetti (default: 35).
    • gravity: Gravity effect on confetti (default: 0.65).
    • drag: Drag effect on confetti (default: 0.08).
    • terminalVelocity: Maximum speed of the confetti (default: 6).
    • flipSpeed: Speed of the flip animation for confetti pieces (default: 0.017).

Example

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0">
    <title>Balloon Confetti Celebration</title>
    <link rel="stylesheet" href="node_modules/balloon-confetti-celebration/assets/dist/css/styles.css">
</head>
<body>
    <div>
        <button id="celebrate">Celebrate</button>
        <div id="balloon-confetti-celebration"></div>
    </div>

    <script type="module">
        import CelebrationManager from './node_modules/balloon-confetti-celebration/managers/celebrationManager.js';
        
        const options = {
            containerId: 'balloon-confetti-celebration',
            modalUrl: 'https://cdn.pixabay.com/photo/2023/11/29/12/29/cartoon-8419487_1280.jpg',
            balloonCount: 40,
            modalDelay: 500,
            confettiColors: [{ front: "#FEDB37", back: "#FDB931" }],
            confettiParams: {
                delay: 1700,
                number: 120,
                size: { x: [10, 30], y: [15, 25] },
                initSpeed: 35,
                gravity: 0.65,
                drag: 0.08,
                terminalVelocity: 6,
                flipSpeed: 0.017,
            }
        };

        const celebrateButton = document.getElementById("celebrate");
        celebrateButton.addEventListener('click', () => {
            const celebrationManager = new CelebrationManager(options);
            celebrationManager.setupConfettiCanvas();
            celebrationManager.startCelebration();
        }, false);
    </script>
</body>
</html>

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