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react-neon

v0.6.4

Published

A canvas and WebGL overlay for React components

Downloads

107

Readme

react-neon

React Neon is a library to put a canvas on top of a component in order to draw a graphic effect. It's a bit like a post-processing graphical shader. A set of effects is included, with a base class to define new effects too.

Docs

Documentation for React Neon is available at https://react-neon.ooer.com/

Quick start

Install the module using npm i react-neon first, then import it in to your React app using import withNeon from 'react-neon'; in your code. If you're using one of the included effects you'll also need to import the fx using import withNeon, { fx } from 'react-neon'; .

withNeon is a React HoC, so you can use it when you export your component class and define an effect at the same time.

export class withNeon(myComponent, new fx.Particles());

Building from source

You can build react-neon and its effects using npm run build if you'd rather not install from NPM.

TODO

  • Element mapper (done)
  • Canvas overlay (done)
  • Resize observer (done)
  • Scrolling updater / intersection observer (done)
  • Inject TWGL for WebGL shader effects (or minimal alternative) (done)
  • Perf timer
  • React/Vue/framework version
  • Register of active effects
  • FX Plugins (done)
  • NPM module (done)
  • Tests
  • Stencil (shape-outside?)