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text-gradients

v1.3.9

Published

A React component to apply color gradients very easily to text without any css

Downloads

24

Readme

text-gradient

It is a react package to apply gradients and images inside text without writing any css. It offers a range of beautiful gradients. you can customize the direction of the gradient and also mainpulate the placement of the image inside text.

Demo

visit the page to see how it works

Demo Page

Installation

Install "text-gradients" with npm and yarn

with npm

npm install text-gradients

with yarn

yarn add text-gradients

Usage/Examples

you can use the package for two things

1) To apply gradients inside text

import { GradientText } from "text-gradients";

const TextGradients = () => {
  return (
    <GradientText color="purple">
      Text Gradients (purple)
    </GradientText>
  );
};
export default TextGradients;
}

color prop variations:

purple, deepblue, lightgreen, peach, yellow, black, lightpink, gray,magenta, slate, darkgreen, bluered, lightpurple, brightorange, red, darkblue, cyan, lightbluegreen, ocean, dimyellow, bluepink, dashingblue

direction prop:

the diection prop can be used to change the direction of the gradient the default value of this prop is "right"

example:

import { GradientText } from "text-gradients";

const TextGradients = () => {
  return (
    <GradientText color="purple" direction="top">
      Text Gradients (purple)
      
    </GradientText>
  );
};
export default TextGradients;
}

direction prop variations:

"top" (from bottom to top)
"bottom" (from top to bottom)
"right" (form left to right)
"left" (from left to right)
"top right" (towards top right)
"top left" (towards top left)
"bottom right" (towards bottom right)
"bottom left" (towards bottom left)

see here : Demo Page

2) to apply images in text

give the image path in imageUrl

import { TextImage } from "text-gradients";
import lightning from "../assets/light.jpeg"; // image

const ImageInText = () => {
  return (
    <TextImage
      imageUrl={lightning}
    >
      TEXT IMAGES
    </TextImage>
  );
};

export default ImageInText;

pos prop:

Adjusts the placement of the image in the text. Accepts a value in percentages:

example:

import { TextImage } from "text-gradients";
import lightning from "../assets/light.jpeg"; // image

const ImageInText = () => {
  return (
    <TextImage
      imageUrl={lightning}
      pos={50%}
    >
      TEXT IMAGES
    </TextImage>
  );
};

export default ImageInText;

cover prop:

Determines whether the image covers the entire content box. Accepts true or false:

example:

import { TextImage } from "text-gradients";
import lightning from "../assets/light.jpeg"; // image

const ImageInText = () => {
  return (
    <TextImage
      imageUrl={lightning}
      pos={50%}
      cover={true}
    >
      TEXT IMAGES
    </TextImage>
  );
};

export default ImageInText;

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