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ng-gx-split-text

This is a utility for Angular, allowing you to split the text into words and chars, for subsequent animation

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NG-GX-SPLIT-TEXT - This is an Angular utility to split text into words, lines or chars for subsequent animations.

You can familiarize yourself with the demo version here - DEMO

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Angularng-gx-split-text
>=8.0.0 <9.0.0v0.0.x

Features

  • Split into chars
  • Split into words
  • Split into line-chars
  • Split into line-words
  • Defer init

Getting started

Step 1: Install ng-gx-split-text:

npm install ng-gx-split-text

Step 2: Import NgGxSplitTextModule:

import { NgGxSplitTextModule } from 'ng-gx-split-text';

@NgModule({
  declarations: [
    AppComponent,
  ],
  imports: [
    NgGxSplitTextModule,
  ],
  bootstrap: [AppComponent]
})
export class AppModule {}

Step 3: Add directive to HTML node you want to split and template ID to reference this Directive in Component (example: #text):

<p #text ngGxSplitText>Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipisicing elit. Accusamus amet consequuntur culpa
  delectus, doloribus exercitationem ipsam, laudantium molestiae non numquam odit omnis optio praesentium quae ratione
  similique sit soluta voluptatem?</p>

Step 4: Add @ViewChild to access node words, lines and chars by previously assigned ID:

  @ViewChild('text', { static: true, read: NgGxSplitTextDirective }) text: NgGxSplitTextDirective;

Step 5: Work with split text using @ViewChild (Example for GSAP):

export class AppComponent implements AfterViewInit {
  
  @ViewChild('text', {static: true, read: NgGxSplitTextDirective}) text: NgGxSplitTextDirective;
  
  tlText = new TimelineMax();
  
  constructor() {}
  
 ngAfterViewInit(): void {
    this.textAnimation();
  }

  textAnimation() {
    this.tlText
      .to(this.text.words, 0.5, {
        opacity: 0,
      })
      .staggerFromTo(this.text.words, 0.5, {
        opacity: 0,
        x: () => {
          return _.random(-100, 100);
        },
        y: () => {
          return _.random(-100, 100);
        },
        rotation: () => {
          return _.random(-25, 25);
        },
        immediateRender: false,
      }, {
        opacity: 1,
        x: 0,
        y: 0,
        rotation: 0,
      }, 0.03);
  }
}

#DEMO

API

Directives

NameDescription
NgGxSplitTextSplit your text (all options is default)
[NgGxSplitText]Split your text (custom options)

Options

NameTypeDefaultDescription
deferbooleanfalseDefer initiation (for manual initiation use initSplit())
Example:
<p #text ngGxSplitText>Lorem ipsum dolor...</p> // Default options
<p #text [ngGxSplitText]="{defer: true, ...}">Lorem ipsum dolor...</p> // Custom options

Properties

NameTypeDescription
isInitbooleanIs Split Text applied
nativeElementHTMLElementContainer HTMLElement
wordsHTMLElement[]Words HTMLElement array
charsHTMLElement[]Chars HTMLElement array
line-wordsHTMLElement[][]Line array with words HTMLElement array
line-charsHTMLElement[][]Line array with chars HTMLElement array
Example:
this.text.isInit // console.log(true);
this.text.srcText // console.log(Lorem ipsum dolor...);

Methods

NameDescription
initSplit()Initialize Split Text (For using in case defer: true)
resetSplit()Reset to source text
Example:
ngAfterViewInit(): void {
    // if Split Text already initialized (defer: false)
    this.text.initSplit(); // Return WARNING! Text already initialized
    
    // if Split Text not initialized (defer: true)
    this.text.initSplit(); // It's OK!
  }

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Package last updated on 02 Sep 2019

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