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react-glitch-image

v1.4.0

Published

show images with glitch fx

Downloads

24

Readme

React Glitch Image

Allows display images with a glitch effect

# NPM
npm install --save react-glitch-image
# YARN
yarn add react-glitch-image
    import { GlitchImage } from "react-glitch-image";
    <GlitchImage image="image.jpg"/>

Very simple!

Parameters to get complicated (props)!

| name | default | description | |--------------------|---------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | width | 20 | If it is a number it will be used as rem, otherwise use string with unit type | | splitSize | 8 | Number of divisions | | animationInterval | 4000 | Time interval to repeat animation (measured in ms) | | animationDuration | 400 | I really have to describe this (measured in ms) | | variations | [2, 3] | Intensity of the effect of each layer | | inside | false | Defines if the effect is seen outside the container | | activeFxOnInterval | true | Activate the glitch effect in the animationInterval | | activeFxOnHover | true | Activate the glitch effect on hover | position | | layerColors | false | Alternate colors in layer 2, better explained below | | opacity | 0.3 | Layer 2 opacity | | filter | true | Activate aleatory hue-rotate filter value and brightness in layer 2 | | brightness | 2 | Brightness filter intensity | | customFilter | null | Deactivate the previous filter for a more personalized filter | | onActiveFx | null | This function is executed when the glitch effect is triggered by the interval, and sends the animationDuration | | baseImageStyleOnActiveFx | null | Apply css style on the base image when fx glitch is activated |

width

- <GlitchImage image="image.jpg" width={18}/> // =18rem
- <GlitchImage image="image.jpg" width="50%"/> // =50%
- <GlitchImage image="image.jpg" width="300px"/> // =300px

customFilter

This property receives normal filters for css property, however, you can specify a random value for each filter. using $<number> you can indicate the maximum value that will be generated randomly.

Example 1:

  • customFilter="invert($20%)"
  • Generates a random value from 0 to 20

Example 2:

  • customFilter=invert($100%) saturate(100%) hue-rotate($200deg) brightness(2)
  • This generates random values from 0 to 100 for invert, and from 0 to 200 for hue-rotate

Note:

Every time the filter is activated using activeFxOnInterval, this again generates random values for the customFilter, each layer generate a different random

layerColors:

  • Receives an array of colors to alternate on each of the layers 2. Uses true, to set the default color array ["rgba(255,0,0,0.04)", "rgba(0,0,255,0.04)"]

  • This will create a sublayer of the color specified in layer 2, it is recommended to deactivate filter or use a customFilter to get a better and more personalized result.

  • EXAMPLE

    <GlitchImage
        image="image.jpg"
        customFilter="invert($20%) saturate($30%)"
        layerColors={["rgba(0,0,180,0.05)", "rgba(200,0,0,0.05)"]}
    />