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katakata

v0.2.5

Published

this module gives an effect which showing text character by character

Downloads

8

Readme

katakata.js

katakata is a simple JavaScript library, written in ES6, to show an effect like type-writer.
('katakata' is a onomatopoeia which means typing in japanese.)

you can ...

  • use for multiple lines.
  • config typing speed, devider-symbol and other parameter.
  • use class 'on-edit' for the word which is being editted.

demo GIF.

sample

demo on browser is here

if you liked this style, you can use this style from styles/style.css it's very simple css, so you can modify as you like.

how to use

first, install katakata.js via npm.

$ npm install katakata

# katakata is written in ES6, and uses generator.
# So, it requires some modules.
$ npm install --save babel-core babel-loader babel-runtime babel-preset-es2015

And then, require, config and run. That's all.

var Katakata = require('katakata');
var katakata = new Katakata({
  'target': '#your_element_id', // default : '#katakata'
  'text': 'what |you |want |to |show.', // default : 'katakata'
  'devider': '|', // default: '|', this shows where to enter.
  'intervalMinMSec': 200, // default: 200
  'intervalMaxMSec': 600, // default: 600
})
katakata.run();

sample code

check sample code here!