minimalist-typewriter

Typewriter

A minimalist rewrite of Matt Boldt's Typed.js.

View the demo on GitHub Pages.

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React

<h1>
    <Typewriter strings={['My first string', 'My second string']} default="Prefill goes here" />
</h1>

or

<h1>
    <Typewriter strings={['My first string', 'My second string']}>
        My prefill text
    </Typewriter>
</h1>

Traditional usage:

1. Include with <script src="typewriter.min.js"></script>.
2. Call with new Typed(selector, strings, config).

selector should be a CSS selector (will only select first match) for the element to bind to, strings should be an array containing the strings to transition to, and config is an optional argument that should be an object of form:

{
    "default": "This is my default string.",
    "typeSpeed": 100, // default: "natural" 
    "backSpeed": 75, // default: "natural"
    "cursor": false,
    "highlight": true,
    "loop": false,
}

i.e., new Typewriter("#typed-text", ["My first string", "My second string"]).

Notes

• Unlike Typed.js, loop is true by default and starts automatically. The default string is set immediately, and then the strings are cycled through. Transitioning between two strings like This is my first string and This is my second string will type naturally, backspacing only to This is my and then typing out the rest of the string.

Client-side standalone (closure compiled) is in dist/browser.js.