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web3-avatar

v1.0.4

Published

Generate beautiful Web3 address gradient avatar

Downloads

1,059

Readme

web3 avatar preview image

Web3 Avatar - vanilla JavaScript

Web3 Avatar is a lightweight JavaScript library for generating beautiful gradient avatars from Ethereum addresses. This is vanilla JavaScript version of the library. If you are looking for other versions like Vue or React, please check the main repository. Inspired by Web3 Modal avatar.


🖥️ Live Demo

See live demo on web3-avatar.netlify.app


📦 Installation

You can install the library using npm:

npm install web3-avatar # or yarn add web3-avatar

Usage

The library exports a single function that takes two arguments: the element to render the avatar in and the Ethereum address to generate the avatar from. The element can be either a DOM element or a CSS selector. After the function is called, the element inline styles will be updated to render the avatar.

import createWeb3Avatar from 'web3-avatar';

createWeb3Avatar(element, address);

Example

<div id="#avatar"></div>
import Web3Avatar from 'web3-avatar';

createWeb3Avatar('#avatar', '0x11Ed0AC7D6142481E459B6e5d4bfB5646277796f');
// or
const someElement = document.querySelector('#avatar');
createWeb3Avatar(someElement, '0x11Ed0AC7D6142481E459B6e5d4bfB5646277796f');

📖 API

createWeb3Avatar(element, address)

Creates a Web3 Avatar in the given element.

Arguments

  • element - DOM element or CSS selector
  • address - Ethereum address

Returns

  • undefined

getGradientColors(address)

Returns the gradient colors for the given Ethereum address.

Arguments

  • address - Ethereum address

Returns

  • colors - Array of colors for gradient in rgb format

Test

npm run test # or yarn test

License

Released under the MIT License.