raindeer

Raindeer

Because websites aren't bloated enough as it is

What's it all about?

Raindeer (not to be confused with reindeer) is a rather small package that takes a list of emojis and make them rain all over your website.

Installation

Install with Yarn:

yarn add raindeer

Install with NPM:

npm install raindeer

UMD script:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/raindeer"></script>

Usage

A simple and pretty "useful" use case is to make things rain whenever anything is clicked.

document.addEventListener('click', function () {
  EmojiRain.start(document.body, {
    duration: 2,
    dropSize: 40,
    emoji: {
      '😄': 5,
      '🍰': 1
    }
  })
})

These are the options that can be given to EmojiRain.start:

Option	Default value	Type	Description
emoji	Required	String | Array | Object	Set to a single emoji as a string to make only that emoji rain. Set to an array of emoji strings to make those emoji rain equally much. Set to an object where the keys are emoji and the value is the likeliness of that emoji raining.
duration	0	Number	The duration of the rain. If set to 0 the rain will go on until EmojiRain.stop() is called.
dropsPerSecond	10	Number	How many drops to create per second
dropSize	20	Number	The size of the drops. This actually controls the font size in px of the emoji.
speedMin	500	Number	The minimum time allowed for a drop to travel across the screen.
speedMax	1000	Number	The minimum time allowed for a drop to travel across the screen.
rotationStartMin	-90	Number	The minimum allowed start rotation for a drop.
rotationStartMax	-180	Number	The maximum allowed start rotation for a drop.
rotationDistanceMin	0	Number	The minimum allowed rotation distance for a drop.
rotationDistanceMax	45	Number	The maximum allowed rotation distance for a drop.
resolution	2	Number	The amount of times that new drops will be created each second. This shouldn't need to be increased and could potentially have a high performance impact.

Contributing

See the contribution guidelines.

Tests

There are currently no tests. I'll make sure to add some when I get the time.

Code style

We use ESLint for making sure that our code remains pretty and consistent throughout the project. If your editor doesn't automatically pick up our config you can lint the code using npm run lint.

Additional information

Malcolm Nihlén - [e-mail]

Distributed under the MIT licence. See LICENCE for more information.

https://github.com/scriptcoded