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react-particle-effect-button

v1.0.1

Published

Bursting particle effect buttons for React.

Downloads

639

Readme

react-particle-effect-button (demo)

Bursting particle effect buttons for React.

NPM Build Status JavaScript Style Guide

Demo

This library is a React port of an awesome Codrops Article by Luis Manuel (original source).

Install

npm install --save react-particle-effect-button

Usage

Check out the Demo to see it in action.

import React, { Component } from 'react'

import ParticleEffectButton from 'react-particle-effect-button'

class App extends Component {
  state = {
    hidden: false
  }

  render () {
    return (
      <ParticleEffectButton
        color='#121019'
        hidden={this.state.hidden}
      >
        BUTTON CONTENT GOES HERE
      </ParticleEffectButton>
    )
  }
}

Note that children can be anything from a simple <button> to a complex React subtree. The children should represent the button's contents.

You change the hidden boolean prop to kick-off an animation, typically as a result of a click on the button's contents. If hidden changes to true, the button will perform a disintegrating animation. If hidden changes to false, it will reverse and reintegrate the original content.

Props

| Property | Type | Default | Description | |:--------------|:-------------------|:--------------------------------------|:---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | hidden | boolean | false | Whether button should be hidden or visible. Changing this prop starts an animation. | | color | string | '#000' | Particle color. Should match the button content's background color | | children | React Node | undefined | The contents of the button. | | duration | number | 1000 | Animation duration in milliseconds. | | easing | string | 'easeInOutCubic' | Animation easing. | | type | string | circle | 'circle' or 'rectangle' or 'triangle' | | style | string | fill | 'fill' or 'stroke' | | direction | string | 'left' | 'left' or 'right' or 'top' or 'bottom' | | canvasPadding | number | 150 | Amount of extra padding to add to the canvas since the animation will overflow the content's bounds | | size | number | func | random(4) | Particle size. May be a static number or a function which returns numbers. | | speed | number | func | random(4) | Particle speed. May be a static number or a function which returns numbers. | | particlesAmountCoefficient | number | 3 | Increases or decreases the relative number of particles | | oscillationCoefficient | number | 20 | Increases or decreases the relative curvature of particles | | onBegin | func | noop | Callback to be notified once an animation starts. | | onComplete | func | noop | Callback to be notified once an animation completes. |

I tried to keep the properties exactly the same as in the original codrops version.

Related

This module was bootstrapped with create-react-library.

License

MIT © Travis Fischer