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jschristmas

v0.0.10

Published

A lightweight JavaScript package to add Christmas effects to your website. Perfect for adding some holiday cheer to your web applications!

Downloads

376

Readme

jschristmas 🎄

A lightweight JavaScript package to add Christmas effects to your website. Perfect for adding some holiday cheer to your web applications!

Features

  • ❄️ Snowstorm effect with customizable settings
  • More to come (maybe) 🤓

Installation

You can install the package using npm:

npm install jschristmas

Or you can download the script from CDN:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/index.browser.min.js"></script>

Quick Start

import JSChristmas from 'jschristmas';

const christmas = new JSChristmas();

// Add snow effect
christmas.snowStorm();

Snow Effect ❄️

Add beautiful falling snowflakes to your website:

christmas.snowStorm({
    maxSnowflakes: 200,
    fallSpeed: 1.25,
    stopAfter: 5000 // Stop after 5 seconds
});

Snow Options

| Option | Type | Default | Description | |--------|------|---------|-------------| | onlyOnChristmasDay | boolean | false | Only show snow on December 25th | | color | string | "white" | Color of the snowflakes, can be a hex code or a CSS color name | | maxSnowflakes | number | 200 | Maximum number of snowflakes | | particlesPerThousandPixels | number | 0.1 | Density of snowflakes | | fallSpeed | number | 1.25 | Speed multiplier for falling snow | | stopAfter | number | null | Stop generating snow after X milliseconds |

Examples

Heavy Snow Effect

christmas.snowStorm({
    maxSnowflakes: 450,
    fallSpeed: 1.7,
    particlesPerThousandPixels: 0.3
});

Christmas Day Only With Red Snowflakes

christmas.snowStorm({
    onlyOnChristmasDay: true,
    maxSnowflakes: 250,
    color: "#fe4242"
});

License

ISC

Author

Alex0x47, creator of: