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react-typewriting

v2.2.0

Published

React component for creating highly customizable typewriting effects.

Downloads

123

Readme

React component for creating customizable typewriting visualizations

Build Status

Usage

import { Typewriting } from 'react-typewriting'

interface TypewritingRenderArgs {
    currentText: string
    fullCurrentText: string
}

<Typewriting
    strings={[
        'Sign up today!',
        'Receive 20% off on your first purchase!',
    ]}
>
    {({ currentText, fullCurrentText }: TypewritingRenderArgs) => (
        <h1 aria-label={fullCurrentText}>{currentText}</h1>
    )}
</Typewriting>

Installation

$ npm install react-typewriting
# or
$ yarn add react-typewriting

Props

strings | Array<string> | required

The strings to print out, in order of appearance.

children | ({ currentText: string, fullCurrentText: string }) => ReactNode | required

The child render prop.

  • currentText holds the latest, sliced, version of the current string
  • fullCurrentText holds the full value of the current string

waitBeforeDeleteMs | number | default: 9000

Amount of milliseconds strings will be fully readable before starting to delete the string.

writeSpeedMs | number or [number, number] | default: 100

This prop controls the speed at which the strings are built.

If provided a number, this number will be the longest time to wait between writing characters.

If provided a [number, number] tuple, a number between these two values will be the longest time to wait between writing characters.

deleteSpeedMs | number or [number, number]| default: 60

Same as writeSpeedMs (see above), but for when deleting characters.

License

Licensed under the MIT license.

Authors

William Boman [email protected]