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react-parallax-hover

v2.0.2

Published

A pointer driven hover effect that rotates images in place with subtle parallax effects

Downloads

52

Readme

React Parallax Hover

This is a 4kb (gzipped) component inspired by Apple TV's beautiful overlay effects, and the amazingly talented @drewwilson’s atvImg work.

Demo

https://tylerk.github.io/react-parallax-hover/

Install

You will need the following versions listed as a dependency in your project:

  • react @ 16.8.x
  • react-dom @ 16.8.x

Install:

$ yarn add react-parallax-hover

- or -

$ npm install react-parallax-hover

Usage

import { ParallaxHover } from 'react-parallax-hover';

<ParallaxHover width={500} height={500}>
    ...
</ParallaxHover>

Options

children

  • Required: true
  • Type: Any

Component will accept a single child, or a flat array of children.

Note: While this will 'layer' the parallax effect per-child, you will typiclaly see diminishing returns after two or three components.


width

  • Required: true
  • Type: number
  • Default: 200

Note: Currently only accepts values to be used as pixels. This component does not accept percentages, em, rem, etc...


height

  • Required: true
  • Type: number
  • Default: 200

Note: Currently does not accept a percentage, or relative height


rotation

  • Type: number
  • Range: 0 - 9
  • Default: 5

Adjust the exaggeration of the rotation on pointer move.


shadow

  • Type: number
  • Range: 0 - 9
  • Default: 5

Adjusts the darkness of the shadow.


borderRadius

  • Type: number in pixels
  • Default: 0

How To Contribute

Run the following after forking this repo:

$ git clone https://github.com/<your username>/react-parallax-hover/
$ cd react-parallax-hover
$ yarn
$ yarn start

You should see a Storybook instance open up in your default browser.

Happy hacking, and feel free to issue PR's against this repo.