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ui-glitch

v0.1.2

Published

a joke library for making little UI glitches

Downloads

9

Readme

ui-glitch

ui-glitch lets you make glitches in your web UI.

Installation

npm

npm install ui-glitch

script tag

Download dist/ui-glitch.umd.js and load via a <script> tag or download src/ui-glitch.esm.js and load via ES Modules import.

Usage

// --- load via npm and webpack ---
import * as UIGlitch from "ui-glitch";

// --- or load via ES Modules ---
import * as UIGlitch from "./ui-glitch.esm.js";

// --- or available as the global variable `UIGlitch` ---
// <script src="ui-glitch.umd.js"></script>

// --- example function call ---
UIGlitch.blurScreen();

Reference

UIGlitch.addDustSpeck()

Adds a virtual "dust speck" to the screen. For best effect, call a few times. Dust specks are roughly 1px large.

UIGlitch.blurScreen()

Very slightly blurs the entire screen. On a retina display, this looks like the browser's DPI scaling has been incorrectly configured, which is especially sinister.

UIGlitch.skewScreen()

Skews the entire screen horizontally a little bit. This means as you scroll, things get more and more misaligned.

UIGlitch.saturateScreen()

Oversaturates all the colors a little bit. Looks like you're on a poorly calibrated TV.

UIGlitch.squishScreen()

Makes the entire screen just a little bit shorter. It all gets squished down a bit. Subtle, but horrible looking.