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react-dust-effect

v0.0.7

Published

image dust effect for react

Downloads

64

Readme

React Dust Effect

Convert your React components into dust!

npm Build Status min minzip

effect start

Installation

Yarn

yarn add react-dust-effect

NPM

npm install --save react-dust-effect

Usage

import React, { useState } from 'react';
import DustEffect from 'react-dust-effect'

function App() {
  const [show, setShow] = useState(false);
  return (
    <div>
      <DustEffect src="smaple/image.png" show={show} />
      <button onClick={() => setShow(!show)}>Effect!️</button>
    </div>
  );
}

Props

src: (required, string)

  • Target Image's src

show: (required, boolean)

  • Showing state. Effect will trigger when this prop is changed

imgProps: (optional, object, default: {}})

  • Inner img element's props

option: (optional, object, default: {})

option.canvasNum: (number, default: 25)
option.baseDuration: (number, default: 800)
option.outerTimeoutDelay: (number, default: 70)
option.innerTimeoutDelay: (number, default: 110)
option.translateX: (number, default: 100)
option.translateY: (number, default: -100)
option.rotateMin: (number, default: -15)
option.rotateMax: (number, default: 15)
option.blur: (number, default: 1)
option.distributionFunc: (hPos: number, vPos: number, canvasIndex: number, canvasNum: number) => number,

Distribution function that defining the number of particles for each layers.

See the defaultDistribution function on 'src/DustEffect.jsx'

  • hPos: Pixel's position percentage from left (hpos: 0.5 -> pixel located at center column)
  • vPos: Pixel's position percentage from top (vpos: 0 -> pixel located at top row)
  • canvasIndex: Index of the current canvas
  • canvasNum: Total canvas number

Reference

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