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snowflakes

v1.0.6

Published

Customizable snowflakes for your site. Ho! Ho! Ho!

Downloads

17

Readme

Snowflakes.js

NPM

Customizable snowflakes for your site, HO! HO! HO!

Install

npm install snowflakes

Usage

JS Script

<script src="dist/snowflakes.min.js"></script>
<script>
    snowflakes.init(/* { you can pass an options object here } */);
</script>

ES6 Import

import { init } from "snowflakes";
init(/* { you can pass an options object here } */);

or

import snowflakes from "snowflakes";
snowflakes.init(/* { you can pass an options object here } */);

CommonJS require

let snowflakes = require('snowflakes');
snowflakes.init(/* { you can pass an options object here } */);

Options

  • background: Snowflakes background. It can be any CSS background property. Default value: 'rgba(150,150,200,0.8)'
  • borderRadius: Border radius for round corners. Default value: '10px'
  • width: CSS Property. Default value: '5px'
  • height: CSS Property. Default value: '5px'
  • boxShadow: Shadow for the snowflakes. CSS Property: Default value: '1px 1px .5px rgba(0,0,0,0.8)'
  • zIndex: CSS Property. Default value: 10
  • addSnowflakeFrequency: Frequency in milliseconds for adding new snowflakes. Default value: 800
  • moveSnowflakeFrequency: Frequency in milliseconds for moving the snowflakes. Default value: 50
  • removeSnowFlakeFrequency: Frequency in milliseconds for removing the snowflakes that are out of the screen. Default value: 1000
  • horizontalSpeed: Speed for the horizontal movement in pixels: Default value: 1
  • horizontalMovement: Max offset in pixels for the horizontal movement. Default value: 10
  • verticalSpeed: Speed for the vertical. Default value: 1
  • maxSnowflakes. Max count of snowflakes in the screen. Default value: 200

Demo

You can see snowflakes in action here