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react-snow-overlay

v1.0.7

Published

A performant snowfall effect for your website using canvas and web workers

Downloads

1,940

Readme

🌨️ react-snow-overlay

DEMO: LINK

DOCS: LINK

Installation

npm install react-snow-overlay

Usage

import { SnowOverlay } from 'react-snow-overlay';

<SnowOverlay />;

Props

| Name | Type | Description | | ---------------------------- | --------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | maxParticles | number | The maximum number of snow particles displayed on the screen at once. Default is 50 | | color | string | The color of the snow particles. Default is rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.8) | | speed | "DEFAULT" \| "FAST" \| "FASTER" | Speed at which snow particles fall down the screen | | zIndex | number | The z-index of the canvas. Default is 2147483647 (2^31 - 1, max signed 32-bit integer) | | disabled | boolean | Disables the snow effect | | disabledOnSingleCpuDevices | boolean | Disables the snow effect on devices with a single CPU core available to them. This prop exists because the premise of this library is to put the snow-painting logic onto a seperate thread other than the main one to keep the rest of your site running smoothly. However, some devices/browsers may only have one CPU core, making this impossible. This prop prevents snow being shown on such devices as it may cause performance issues. Default is false but I recommend you set it to true |