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react-8bit-avatar

v1.0.3

Published

simple component to display an 8bit-style avatar similar go github or npmjs

Downloads

1

Readme

React 8bit Avatar Component

A customizable yet simple React component that generates an 8-bit style avatar based on an input value. The avatar can be rendered with different color schemes, dimensions, and custom CSS classes for light and dark modes.

Installation

You can install the react-8bit-avatar package using npm:

npm install react-8bit-avatar

Usage

Import the Avatar component and use it in your React application:

import React from "react";
import Avatar from "react-8bit-avatar";

function App() {
  return (
    <div className="App">
      <Avatar
        inputValue="your_input_here"
        width={200}
        height={200}
        lightModeColors={{ background: "#F8F8F8" }}
        darkModeColors={{ background: "#333" }}
        darkMode={false}
        lightModeClass="light-mode"
        darkModeClass="dark-mode"
      />
    </div>
  );
}

export default App;

Replace "your_input_here" with the desired input value.

Props

  • inputValue (required): The input value to generate the avatar. This can be any string.
  • width (required): Width of the canvas for the avatar.
  • height (required): Height of the canvas for the avatar.
  • lightModeColors (optional, default: { background: "#F8F8F8" }): An object containing color values for the light mode.
  • darkModeColors (optional, default: { background: "#333" }): An object containing color values for the dark mode.
  • darkMode (optional, default: false): Boolean value to enable dark mode. If true, colors will be inverted.
  • lightModeClass (optional, default: ""): CSS class for the container in light mode.
  • darkModeClass (optional, default: ""): CSS class for the container in dark mode.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License