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reaction-react

v0.9.0

Published

A package that adds animated effect on a reaction to an element

Downloads

4

Readme

Add fading reactions to an element in your react projects.

Easy and simple to use 😊

Reaction gif

Simply import or require the component like so:

import { Reaction } from "reaction-react";

And wrap it around the element you want to apply the animation to like so:

<Reaction maxExtent={300} duration={2000} amplitude={2}>
  <span style={{ cursor: "pointer", fontSize: "30px" }}>🔥</span>
</Reaction>

Props

| Property | Description | Default | type | Unit | | --------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ------ | ------------ | | maxExtent | This refers to the maximum height the element will animate to. | 300 | number | px | | duration | This is the time it will take for the element to reach the maxExtent | 2000 | number | milliseconds | | amplitude | Set the extent to with the element animates horizontally while going up to maxExtent. Use 0 to remove this effect | 2 | number | milliseconds | | itemsBreakPoint | This adjust the way reaction elemnents clear to unclog the DOM. After a breakpoint, all elements clear after the duration set above and new elements can be added | 30 | number | - |