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react-mouse-particles

v1.1.5

Published

A mouse particle effect react component

Downloads

674

Readme

react-mouse-particles

NPM JavaScript Style Guide

A mouse particle effect react component

A very fun react library that can be used to create mouse particle effects, which are as cool as meteors or fireballs. I often want to use react to do something fun. Using this component may make your page instantly glorious.

Another react particle background animation library is here https://github.com/lindelof/particles-bg

Online demo

Install

npm install --save react-mouse-particles

Usage

import React, { Component } from 'react'

import MouseParticles from 'react-mouse-particles'

class Example extends Component {
  render () {
    return (
      <>
        <div>...</div>
        <MouseParticles g={1} color="random" cull="col,image-wrapper"/>
      </>
    )
  }
}

Parameter Description

<MouseParticles g={1} num={6} color="random" cull="stats,image-wrapper" level={6} />

key | describe |type | example ----|-----|-----|------ g | Whether to add gravity | number | 1 num | The number of particles emitted each time | number | 3 radius | The radius of every particle | number | 10 alpha | The alpha of every particle | number | .1 tha | The Particle emitter angle | number | 20 v | The Particle emitter Particle velocity | number | 0.5 life | The life of every particle | number | 1.2 color | Particle color | array or string | <MouseParticles g={1} color="random" /> // or <MouseParticles g={1} color={["#ff0000", "#ccdfs2"]} /> cull | Eliminate dom's className without triggering animation | string | <MouseParticles cull="container,image-wrapper" /> level | Detect levels of culling animation | number | 6


Contribution

I very much hope that you can work with me to modify the code. I also have a lot of fun ideas. Maybe you can join me to implement it.

License

https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT