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cozy-holiday

v0.1.18

Published

Add pixelated holiday cheer to a react site

Downloads

9

Readme

cozy-holiday

🎁 Add cozy pixelated holiday cheer to your React site! 🎄 Features animation options for: snow, decorative lights, crackling fireplace, unlimited eggnog, and a festive boi. ❄️ Activate all at once for pure retro holiday chaos, with and new features coming out soon.

Cozy Holiday Demo

Installation

npm i --save-dev cozy-holiday

Usage

Most simple, all options available by default:

import CozyHoliday from 'cozy-holiday';

const MyComponent = () => (
  <CozyHoliday />
);

Configuring prop options: prop name: snowIntensity type: string description: Controls amount of flakes visible on screen options:

  • 'mild' (default)
  • 'flurry'
  • 'blizzard'
  • 'snowDayDontComeIntoWork' example: <CozyHoliday snowIntensity='flurry' />

prop name: hideIcons type: array of strings description: Controls which holiday features are available in the navigation & render. By adding the feature to the array, it becomes unavailable. All features are available by default. options:

  • 'fire'
  • 'snow'
  • 'lights'
  • 'eggnog'
  • 'cat' example: <CozyHoliday hideIcons={['fire', 'eggnog', 'cat']} />

prop name: fireSoundOn type: boolean description: If you don't love the soothing sound of a crackling fireplace you totally don't have to listen to it. This isn't Tik Tok. options:

  • true (default)
  • false example: <CozyHoliday fireSoundOn={false} />