creepyface
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Creepyface is a little JavaScript library that makes your face look at the pointer.
Creepyface is a little JavaScript library that makes your face look at the pointer.
For the full documentation go to the root README.
See it in action at creepyface.io and create your own one using the wizard.
<script src="https://creepyface.io/creepyface.js"></script>
<img
data-creepyface
src="https://creepyface.io/img/0/serious"
data-src-hover="https://creepyface.io/img/0/hover"
data-src-look-0="https://creepyface.io/img/0/0"
data-src-look-45="https://creepyface.io/img/0/45"
data-src-look-90="https://creepyface.io/img/0/90"
data-src-look-135="https://creepyface.io/img/0/135"
data-src-look-180="https://creepyface.io/img/0/180"
data-src-look-225="https://creepyface.io/img/0/225"
data-src-look-270="https://creepyface.io/img/0/270"
data-src-look-315="https://creepyface.io/img/0/315"
/>
yarn dev will spin up a test page.yarn build will generate the production scripts under the dist folder.FAQs
Creepyface is a little JavaScript library that makes your face look at the pointer.
We found that creepyface demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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