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react-otacon

v1.0.0

Published

Otacon React component

Downloads

16

Readme

Otacon React Component

The Otacon animated sprite from Metal Gear Solid 2 as a React component. You can see the original animations in the video. Contributions are very welcome!

Installation & Usage

  1. npm install react-otacon

  2. import Otacon, { AnimationTypes } from 'react-otacon';

  3. <Otacon animation={AnimationTypes.thumb} />

  4. Otacon thumb

The png-file is part of the package. It needs to be packed by an appropriate loader. I recommend file-loader. The further process of dealing with that is discussed in issue #6.

PropTypes

Otacon.propTypes = {
  // the different animations
  animation: PropTypes.oneOf([
    'idle', 
    'appear',
    'laugh',
    'blink',
    'think',
    'pocket',
    'thumb',
    'sick',
    'angry',
  ]),
  // loop the animation or play to end and stop
  loop: PropTypes.bool,
  // called when the animation is at its last frame
  onAnimationEnd: PropTypes.func,
};

Otacon.defaultProps = {
  animation: 'idle',
  loop: true,
  onAnimationEnd: () => {},
};

Examples

The state is completely handled by the container. The Otacon component will not change its animation state. You can find the live examples on the project page.

| Code | Result | |:-----:|:-----:| |<Otacon animation="laugh" />|Otacon laugh| |<Otacon animation="thumb" />|Otacon thumb| |<Otacon animation="angry" />|Otacon angry| |<Otacon animation="sick" />|Otacon sick| |<Otacon animation="appear" />|Otacon appear|

Resources

The spritesheet is taken from The Spriters Resource.

The component boilerplate is based on one from survivejs.