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react-spltjs

v1.0.0

Published

SpltJs for React

Downloads

33

Readme

SpltJS for React with Type Safety

Install

$ npm i react-spltjs

Basic Usage

import Splt from 'react-spltjs';

const App = () => (
  <>
    <Splt text="Hello World" />;
  </>
);

export default App;

Advanced Usage with Tailwind

import Splt from 'react-spltjs';

const myArray = [
  ['text-red-500'],
  ['text-orange-500'],
  ['text-amber-500'],
  ['text-yellow-500'],
  ['text-lime-500'],
  [], // no need to fill, whtspc char
  ['text-green-500'],
  ['text-emerald-500'],
  ['text-teal-500'],
  ['text-cyan-500'],
  ['text-sky-500'],
];

const App = () => (
  <>
    <h2>
      <Splt
        text="Hello World"
        array={myArray}
        // takes an array, gives classes to each character

        className="md:inline-block animate-loadIn motion-reduce:animate-none"
        // setting inline-block is important for translates
        // but does break-words at small viewport widths
        // suggest setting a breakpoint

        speed={0.2}
        // adjusts total animation duration, default: 0

        offset={0.09}
        // adjusts character animation duration, default: 0.05

        ease="cubic-bezier(0.5,0.5,.2,1.5)"
        // default: 'ease'
      />;
    </h2>
  </>
);

export default App;

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