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text-particles

v1.0.6

Published

Create interactive particle effects from text.

Downloads

13

Readme

react-image-particles

A React component that converts any text into interactive particles.

Example

Installation

Using npm: npm install text-particles

Using yarn: yarn add text-particles

Usage

import TextToParticles from 'text-particles';

const App = () => {
  return (
    <TextToParticles
      text="Hi mom!"
      fontSize={100}
      color="orange"
    />
  );
};

export default App;

Props

The <TextToParticles> component accepts the following props:

  • text (string) required: Text to apply the effect to.
  • font (string) optional: Font to use, e.g. 'Arial'. Defaults to sans-serif.
  • fontSize (number) optional: Font size in pixels. Defaults to 30.
  • color (string) optional: Color of the particles, e.g. orange, #FFA500, rgb(255 165 0 / 100%). Defaults to black.
  • backgroundColor (string) optional: Hex code for the background color of the particles. If not specified, the background will be transparent.
  • mouseRadius (number) optional: Radius of the mouse interaction in pixels. Defaults to fontSize / 3.
  • numParticles (number) optional: Number of particles to use.
  • particleSize (number) optional: Size of each particle in pixels. Defaults to 2.

Author

Samuel Henderson

Contributions are welcome! Repo: https://github.com/samzi123/text-particles

License

MIT