react-3d-cube-transition
v1.0.5
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A easy to use React component to create a Fullpage 3-Dimensional rotating cube website.
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React 3D Cube Transition Component 💻📱
A easy to use React component to create a Fullpage 3-Dimensional rotating cube website.
Features
- ✅ Highly customisable through React props
- ✅ GPU accelerated animations
- ✅ Zero dependencies
- ✅ Examples included
- 🔨 Lazy-loading cube sides (WIP)
- 🔨 Animation events Callbacks (WIP)
Install
npm install --save react-3d-cube-transition
or
yarn add react-3d-cube-transition
Usage
import React, { Component } from 'react'
import CubeTransition from 'react-3d-cube-transition'
import 'react-3d-cube-transition/dist/index.css'
class Example extends Component {
render() {
return <CubeTransition
topPage= { <FirstPage/> }
rightPage={ <SecondPage/> }
contentElevation={ 15 }
/>
}
}
Checkout working example - Standalone Example folder
Live Demo: Demo
Demo
Main Props
| Attributes | Type | Default | Description |
| :------------------------ | :--------: | :-------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| className | string
| null
| Add a className to the component container |
| face | string
| front
| Sets the current cube side. Possible values: front, top, left, right, top, bottom
|
| contentElevation | number
| 0
| Set the elevation of content for each side with respect to its background |
| animationDuration | number
| 1000
| Animation Duration in ms (Note: Actual duration of the animation would be animationDuration*1.5 ms
) |
| frontPage | node
| null
| Renders content on the front side of the cube |
| backPage | node
| null
| Renders content on the back side of the cube |
| leftPage | node
| null
| Renders content on the left side of the cube |
| rightPage | node
| null
| Renders content on the right side of the cube |
| topPage | node
| null
| Renders content on the top side of the cube |
| bottomPage | node
| null
| Renders content on the bottom side of the cube |
| frontCSS | object
| {background: #000;}
| Additional styles to be applied to the front side of the cube |
| backCSS | object
| {background: #000;}
| Additional styles to be applied to the back side of the cube |
| leftCSS | object
| {background: #000;}
| Additional styles to be applied to the left side of the cube |
| rightCSS | object
| {background: #000;}
| Additional styles to be applied to the right side of the cube |
| topCSS | object
| {background: #000;}
| Additional styles to be applied to the top side of the cube |
| bottomCSS | object
| {background: #000;}
| Additional styles to be applied to the bottom side of the cube |
Author
Akshay Naik
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License
MIT © akshay9